 |
|
| FriendFeed is the easiest way to share online. Learn more » |
Today's bing.com logo is finally a place I've actually seen. About the same weather too.
http://earthobservatory.nasa.gov/Natural... - Northeast snow storm from space. Click on the image to zoom in.
rel=canonical part two - http://gregable.com/2009...
nice upgrade
- Bill Strathearn
from Android
http://googlewebmastercentral.... - Cross-Domain rel=canonical officially announced #relcon
Scamville: The Social Gaming Ecosystem Of Hell - http://www.techcrunch.com/2009...
Scamville: The Social Gaming Ecosystem Of Hell - http://www.techcrunch.com/2009...
@pedrodias The first photo ended up as photo of the day on the yosemite blog: http://yosemiteblog.com/2007...
Google's URL shortener just announced. http://goo.gl/ I've mixed feelings about shorteners, but I trust Goog not to lose data.
Scatter Plot. x-axis is the distance that cat litter travels from the litter box when cat exits.
Simon, ana, Henner Zeller and 3 other people liked this
Time for a gray floor mat. :)
- Matt Cutts
http://diagrammr.com/ - this could be very useful for quickly putting together slides / documentation for small relationships.
Ryan Moulton liked this
[pic] http://www.axiis.org/example... Browser market share visualized as tree rings - market share seems to change faster these days than it used to.
When we moved, I thought it would be good to stock the cabinets from costco. Total cost: $0.42. ;)
Aaron D'Souza liked this
OK, now that Aaron saw this I wish I had used a real camera.
- Greg Grothaus
http://www.theinvisibl.com/news... - I had never noticed this "feature" of chrome's tabs, but now I'm very impressed.
Jérôme Flipo, Joel Webber, Henner Zeller and 9 other people liked this
Sometimes it's the little things that matter most in user interfaces
- Bill Strathearn
I noticed it, but what I noticed moreover is that chrome's tabs almost never make me angry. The only additional thing I'd like is a highlight around the last opened tab so I can find it more easily in the stack.
- Ryan Moulton
from Android
I imagine that could be done with an extension.
- Greg Grothaus
Or a bug report
- Bill Strathearn
I'm pretty sure this is all deliberate. I remember a Chrome person pointing out this subtlety a long time ago.
- Matt Cutts
from iPhone
This one one of my favorite features of Chrome. The default tab behavior is spot on!
- Jeremy Clark
Neat. But I use the middle click to close tabs, so it really doesn't matter where the close button is to me.
- Otto
Me too, Otto, but even then the "keep tabs the same size but slide them over" lets you keep hitting the middle button to close tabs. The "don't resize the tabs until the mouse leaves the tab area" idea is pretty clever.
- Matt Cutts
Middle click on desktop mice, ctrl+w when normal browsing, x out when I have lots of tabs open.
- Itachi
@chrisfixedkitty That is excellent news. I wish avalon would do the same with our apartments.
Favorite Google Doodle: A fun chrome extension - http://gregable.com/2009...
 |
Favorite doodle as a Chrome Extension, woot: https://chrome.google.com/extensi...
Manantsoa and Matt Cutts liked this
Slightly problematic that this also happens to be a day with a custom logo, so the extension doesn't do anything until tomorrow.
- Greg Grothaus
I can see snow from my office window. I probably could have seen it from my bedroom, but didn't notice. Awesome.
Thats it, next year I'm definitely getting the flu shot. This whole getting the flu thing sucks.
Do you think it's the flu? I think I have the same thing you have, and I had a flu shot. Definitely still sick though. :(
- Ryan Moulton
Today's bing.com logo/background reminds me of mystery science theater.
Adding Crow and Tom Servo would have been a great Easter Egg.
- Jason
Some actual numbers comparing the Google DNS from different places in the world: http://www.manu-j.com/blog...
World's shortest URL redirector: http://to./itje8 Then again, I'm not such a fan of shorteners anyway: http://gregable.com/2009...
Google DNS service. Better than Comcast "redirect you to our search results on 404" DNS http://googlecode.blogspot.com/2009...
An interesting automotive engine design that can partially shut down when in low energy use: http://www.autoblog.com/2009...
Other than adwords advertisers, gmail users get the funnest "stuff", now physical mail: http://googleblog.blogspot.com/2009...
http://googlewebmastercentral.... - News UA for GoogBot. Feels like it confuses the issue between crawling and indexing, but still a good idea.
Sebastian liked this
I mean, robots.txt wasn't a "search engine" thing, it was a "robots" thing. Blocking the news UA doesn't really affect what gets crawled, Google doesn't generally double crawl pages anyway since that would waste your and our bandwidth. This is more of an indexing thing. I just find it confusing - which is not to say it's a bad idea. I'd argue the reverse, it's definitely way more useful than not.
- Greg Grothaus
I Agree. Of course there's a not so well known 'noindex' directive for robots.txt that Google obeys for ages now.
- Sebastian
Dutch cabinet approves mileage tax - http://www.terrapass.com/blog...
@jeremyshapiro wish you would post photos somewhere other than facebook so I could link to them, but beggars can't be choosers.
Other ways to read this feed:
