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zandorg
17y ago
I meant that it's doing so well precisely because he's still there, and that's why I'm surprised (that he's still there). He really cares!
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zandorg
17y ago
I didn't realise Chad Hurley (YouTube CEO) still worked for Google. Also amazing (from Wikipedia) is how much stock he managed to keep onto (after acquisition) when the early expenses were presumably so high.
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zandorg
17y ago
Social engineer?
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zandorg
17y ago
It 503's if too many pages are requested at once... However, you can submit a link to the Internet Archive and they'll spider that Geocities site. I asked the IA to save all that data. I don't know if it was because of my suggestion, and it
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zandorg
17y ago
Or just wait for Google to fix it, I guess.
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zandorg
17y ago
Google has a 'captcha' on Google Groups which prevents mass copying. There is a guy with those tapes, but they're the early 80s - I don't know where Dejanews got their original archives. But that guy would be a start.
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zandorg
17y ago
I'm not name dropping, but I have exchanged emails with Brewster Kahle of the Internet Archive, and he's taken a couple of my ideas under advisement.
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zandorg
17y ago
How about an X-No-Profits header?
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zandorg
17y ago
Time to take back Usenet and build another archive independently of Google, somehow.
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zandorg
17y ago
Very very amazing! On another subject, I want some kind of 'piano player' with pistons like this piano, and you attach it to a non-MIDI instrument and it plays the keys via MIDI data, without having to retrofit it electronically.
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zandorg
17y ago
Wierd, I read it as 'plans'!
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zandorg
17y ago
<vulcan>Sabotage - where they threw their 'sabo' or wooden clogs, into the machines to stop them working!</vulcan>
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zandorg
17y ago
I'm a UK citizen and I apparently have none, because I requested for me and Don Simpson (the deceased film producer), and they only said 'No file on Don Simpson' - didn't even say 'No file on [Zandorg]'.
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zandorg
17y ago
Reminds me of a recent article in BoingBoing, about some Arabic city (Dubai?) where people have to build skyscrapers to pay their way out of poverty, and they have to drink almost-salty water instead of fresh water, in bunks, etc. Ah Google
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zandorg
17y ago
He's on the panel at a screenwriting expo I was going to go to (but couldn't afford the plane fare from UK to L.A.).
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zandorg
17y ago
0, you unsensitive clod, it's a laptop!
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zandorg
17y ago
You've been Annie Hall / Marshall McLuhan'd! [Edit for obscure reference: In film Annie Hall, someone criticises Marshall McLuhan in a line at the cinema, and he pops out from nowhere and says 'You know nothing of my work'. It's quite a fam
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zandorg
17y ago
A few weeks ago, I took about 4 hours to think up a domain not taken, and bought it for 5 years. Much cheaper (on an hourly rate) than paying a squatter, for example, $2000!
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zandorg
17y ago
What definition of 'short' is 183CM?
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zandorg
17y ago
MacArthur grant?
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zandorg
17y ago
Works for me, I'm in the UK.
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zandorg
17y ago
Geocities is due to be shut down. Thanks perhaps to me, Archive.org is mirroring all the pages they can, but bizarrely, Geocities have anti-spidering 503 pages, so it's hard to access the pages.
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zandorg
17y ago
I thought it was from shooting fish in a barrel?
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zandorg
17y ago
Dupe?
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zandorg
17y ago
Pretty good! I'm glad he gets half.
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zandorg
17y ago
Answered: http://feeds.space.com/~r/spaceheadlines/~3/3n9zA4b63i0/0909...
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zandorg
17y ago
Reminds me of the Human League song 'Being Boiled' about silkworm usage. Good article!
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zandorg
17y ago
Maybe it comes with a stun gun on the handlebars?
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zandorg
17y ago
Hey, if you're 70 - who cares about looking cool?
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zandorg
17y ago
32 ounces per ton? Imagine this huge solar-powered factory covering a mile, with a little trickle of water from the 'out' stage.
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