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by enomar 17y ago
That would be a fine argument if these products were simply desktop apps. Reputation matters when it comes to web apps. If you don't trust MS with your data it's perfectly reasonable to avoid using any app that would send your data to th
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by enomar 17y ago
This argument only makes sense when you ignore the second half of what Schmitt said: ...the reality is that search engines - including Google - do retain this information for some time and it's important, for example, that we are all subje
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by enomar 17y ago
I got upvoted because I was the first comment. I extracted the important part of a long blog post.
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by enomar 17y ago
A company like Google saying that it isn't safe to do business in China has to at least annoy them to some degree.
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by enomar 17y ago
I agree with Scoble on this one. This is about business, but it's not just about Google not being number 2 in China. It's about China not being a safe (or fair) place to do business. http://scobleizer.com/2010/01/12/why-now-google/
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by enomar 17y ago
It does send a pretty clear message though that Google (one of the best known companies in the world) doesn't think it's safe to do business in China.
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by enomar 17y ago
We have decided we are no longer willing to continue censoring our results on Google.cn, and so over the next few weeks we will be discussing with the Chinese government the basis on which we could operate an unfiltered search engine withi
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by enomar 17y ago
I believe they're more worried about making sure paid apps can't be cracked and published outside the market. Also, from the Nexus One has 512 MB of flash, not 200.
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by enomar 17y ago
Actual title is "Perl.Hacks.On.Vim".
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by enomar 17y ago
That's fine if you only need _trackPageview. The Google solution provides more capabilities though. Also, be careful of using 3rd party solution. They don't always work correctly. The jQuery plugin for GA used to cache-bust every reques
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Google Analytics Goes Async(stevesouders.com)
8 points by enomar 17y ago|1 comments
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Google Analytics Async Snippet(googlecode.blogspot.com)
8 points by enomar 17y ago|0 comments
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Google Analytics Asynchronous Snippet(analytics.blogspot.com)
4 points by enomar 17y ago|0 comments
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by enomar 17y ago
Humans lead these companies. While they may have a fiduciary duty to their stock holders, no human decision is perfect. You can't ignore the role played by ego, altruism, greed, short-sightedness, and other human emotions. I'm not saying
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by enomar 17y ago
Programmer. I'm excited about async scripts and cross document messaging for sure...
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by enomar 17y ago
For a book review, he didn't talk about the book much. Most of the article seemed like a rehash of Google's history from the author's memory.
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Firefox implements HTML5 async attribute for scripts (in 3.6 b3)(mozilla.com)
12 points by enomar 17y ago|2 comments
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by enomar 17y ago
Analytics has the same restrictions on storing or using PII (personally identifiable information). None of that gets linked with your account.
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Google Dashboard (of all your data)(googleblog.blogspot.com)
1 points by enomar 17y ago|0 comments
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by enomar 17y ago
You can certainly writw apps for android phones without publishing them to the app store. In fact, unlike the iphone, you're free to distribute your app to as many people as you want (e.g. from your own web site).
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by enomar 17y ago
Sync what? Google devices like the G1 and MyTouch sync over the network to Google's services (apps, contacts, email, etc.) and over USB for things like music. I expect the "droid" to be no different.
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by enomar 17y ago
It's unfortunate that once deleted, names can't be reused by someone else. I imagine this has something to do with their security model.
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by enomar 17y ago
Being able to delete an app is huge too. I've been waiting for this from day 1.
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by enomar 17y ago
It also ensures that sites that only work in IE continue to work. Google Frame simply lets someone visit sites that only work in IE and sites that need HTML5 without having to know which browser to use for which site. Having the site con
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by enomar 17y ago
Microsoft could have hired him or someone like him.
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by enomar 17y ago
Are you sure this is just a Google homepage redesign? Click the little i icon in the bottom right corner. Click the Google icon to turn it into a Wikipedia, YouTube or Twitter search engine. Try the ^2 and ^3 keyboard shortcuts too.
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by enomar 17y ago
What specifically didn't they like? I'm sure you can find someone to dislike just about anything.
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by enomar 17y ago
Their service is sending lots of traffic to your site. Their TOS is more of a spec than an agreement. It says that if you sell links, they may flag you as a spam site. I don't think that's unreasonable at all.
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by enomar 17y ago
One of the owners is a Googler (Brad Neuberg). Not sure that means Google gave this any kind of official support though.
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by enomar 17y ago
If you're using an analytics package that let's you send custom events, you could use something like this to find out how your page performs in the wild. With things like YSlow, you're only getting data for your location and your browser.

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