Well, I just discovered a feature on Google Trends that sheds a different light on my previous post on web development techniques. Displaying several trends in one image reveals the relative size of search volumes of specific terms.
As can be seen when comparing ‘zope’, ‘plone’, ‘ruby rails’ and ‘turbogears’:
Somewhat related, ‘mambo’ and ‘joomla’:
Try for yourself.
Search giant Google is believed to be developing one of the most powerful supercomputers in the world in a remote location in the US state of Oregon.
Google has seen the number of computer servers it owns soar from 8,000 to around half a million in just five years
Pictures anyone?
18:50 Yes! The New York Times seems to have the original article, with pictures.
There are corporate voices asking for the right to influence data transmission on the internet. This would mean that providers, or network operators, could interfere with services you use online.
The internet wouldn’t be the internet if there wasn’t a sound response: Save the internet! On this site, all sorts of organisations and individuals unite to fight for network neutrality. Since that’s what it’s all about.
As I’m working my way through the XUL tutorial, I find the following links useful:
Again should be noted that JavaScript’s usefulness is highly underestimated.
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