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My Dear Larry page: a pathetic attempt to get a Cr48 w/CSS3

• brianwillis 16y ago
  You know you can just apply for one right? http://www.google.com/chromeos/pilot-program.html http://www.google.com/chromeos/pilot-program.html
  • tshtf 16y ago
    I suspect he's one of the many who have applied without receiving one. Not all who applied have been so lucky.
    • juiceandjuice 16y ago
      yeah, I figured my time had passed and then I saw on Engadget that somebody recently one. I was already playing around with the CSS for this just for fun, so I decided what the hell. It probably looks horrible on IE, and not as nice on firefox<4.
• redthrowaway 16y ago
  Hell, why not? I wouldn't be surprised if a Cr-48 found its way to you.
• zackattack 16y ago
  I don't understand why he doesn't put his email address in the signature?
  • juiceandjuice 16y ago
    I figured Larry would know how to do a whois.
    • glhaynes 16y ago
      He's busy.
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  • RodgerTheGreat 16y ago
    It's there- look closer.
    • zackattack 16y ago
      i recommend reading the book Don't Make Me Think
• azrealus 16y ago
  this is awesome! Larry if you read this I want one too :) (I did apply with no luck :/)
• Tyrant505 16y ago
  Not the most meaningful markup, huh..
  • juiceandjuice 16y ago
    yeah you get lazy when you edit over ssh with nano.
• yuhong 16y ago
  Larry Page once posted on Slashdot. See http://slashdot.org/~larrypage http://slashdot.org/~larrypage
  • jbm 16y ago
    Wow, that thread is, in of itself, a fascinating time capsule. http://slashdot.org/article.pl?sid=99/06/04/1347253 http://slashdot.org/article.pl?sid=99/06/04/1347253 "How long before the google engine only becomes accessible through some overburdened overbranded 'portal' site?" This made me smile in particular (a perfect sum up of the fears I had back then as well). Glad to see it never really happened.
• shadowpwner 16y ago
  Viewing source gives this tidbit: <!-- PS - I work at SLAC in a group called Scientific Computing Applications. Our goal is to use GWT as much as possible to support as many experiments as possible in many ways, leveraging HTML5 and AJAX/RPCs to meet these goals. In addition, while I dearly love GWT in it's native Java form, I'd like to confess a greater love for Pyjamas. It'd be absolutely wonderful if Pyjamas had some of the more advanced features of GWT, especially in regards to Javascript optimization. Just sayin... -->
• bigwally 16y ago
  This may be better addressed to Eric. He is still the CEO.
• yuhong 16y ago
  Any Google employees here, can you ask about how Larry, Sergey, and Eric respond to email? I wished Larry and Sergey had a public Buzz or Twitter account.
• some1else 16y ago
  I wish people outside US were eligible :-/
• skullsplitter 16y ago
  while not really necessary here, the author reminded me of the bare protocol (href=//foo.com) trick to prevent http/s mismatches of page assets.