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As the saying goes: Give a man a fish and you feed him for a day. Teach a man to fish and you feed him for a lifetime. Here is a tool for all those people that find it more convenient to bother you with their question rather than google it for themselves.

Your friend asks you a question he could just as easily have found an answer to in Google, e.g. “what is the size of the web?”. Don’t let it ruin your mood! This is a simple and convenient (and fun) tool that will teach him to search and provide him with a lifetime of knowledge:

Type the question into the search box at Let me google that for you. In return you receive a URL that you can send to your inquisitive friend. This URL leads to a page that by a simple animation shows how to type the question into the search box and click the Search button. Before being transported to the search results, the following message is displayed: Was that so hard?

The service is not associated with Google in any way.

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Original post by Per and Susanne Koch

nie działające banowanie na serwerze steam - od nieszczęsnego update zrobionego przez valve na serwerach steam nie można banować - gracz zamiast bana dostaje kicka i po chwili może wejść znów na serwer. aby naprawić ten błąd, wystarczy wrzucić… autor: Seba, data dodania: 20.11.2008r, godz.: 17:43, dział: Instalacja i konfiguracja AMX i AMXX

Original post by CHIP Online

Anyone who has followed the current TV adventure/soap opera Rome, knows that modern technology may bring the world of antiquity back to life.

Google is now doing its part, by adding an Ancient Rome module (”layer”) to Google Earth, its free software package for exploring the surface of the Earth.

According to Wired the The Ancient Rome 3D feature was created in conjunction with the Rome Reborn Project 2.0 at University of Virginia’s Institute for Advanced Technology in the Humanities.

The image below is taken from the Rome Reborn project’s web site, while the image above is from Google Earth.

Needless to say the resolution of the images is much better in the original software, but Google’s version is more than acceptable.

The original digital model reflects the sources of the present knowledge about ancient Rome, including archaeological data about specific sites and features (”class 1″) and quantitative data about the distribution of building types throughout the fourteen regions of the city (”class 2″).

So far, the Rome Reborn Project has modeled 32 buildings and monuments of the ca. 200 available in class 1.

Here is Google’s own video on the 3D presentation of the capital of the Roman Empire anno 320 AD:

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Original post by Per and Susanne Koch

Rodzimy Techland zapowiedział, że polska premiera gry Drakensang: The Dark Eye ustalona została na końcówkę TEGO roku! Jest to nie lada nowina, bowiem w naszym kraju, gra ta zadebiutuje aż półtora miesiąca wcześniej, aniżeli na świecie.

Oczywiście kraje takie jak Austria, Niemcy czy też Szwajcaria już od dobrych kilku miesięcy zagrywają się w tego RPG, jednakże reszta świata (prócz Polski) poczekać będzie musiała dopiero na końcówkę stycznia.

Original post by Imperium Gier - Wirtualna Polska

Większość klientów, którzy wybierają ofertę Play przechodzi z sieci Orange, zdradził “Gazecie Wyborczej” prezes P4. To według niego może tłumaczyć niepochlebne opinie wypowiadane przez prezes PTK Centertel pod adresem sieci Play w kontekście wyższych stawek MTR.

Original post by interia@firma.interia.pl (INTERIA.PL)

So much to read and so little time. It’s good Pandia is doing all the reading for you! Here are some of the essential search engine news articles from this week:

• For Yahoo’s CEO, News Keeps Getting Worse

  Yang made no concessions to the growing chorus of angry investors and media pundits calling for his ouster at a Web industry conference in London this week. (Reuters Nov 14 2008)

• Sweeping Changes At Live.com: It’s A Social Network!

  US Live.com is now a social network, too, pulling in activity information and content from around the web. (TechCrunch Nov 12 2008)

• Could a Social Twist Brings Good Tidings to Microsoft’s Live Service?

  The new Microsoft Live Service portal will bring together Windows Live Messenger and an upgraded Hotmail, Windows Live Group, photo gallery, toolbar, calendar… (SE Journal Nov 13 2008)

• Would an Apple Google Split Mean an Apple Yahoo Acquisition?

  Apple may be working on their own search engine technology and search advertising format (SE Journal Nov 13 2008)

• The next step in search

  Microsoft on the the new the Live Search API for publishers and web developers. (Live Search blog Nov 13 2008)

• Google Site Search gets more demanding

  On-Demand Indexing is like a turbocharger for Google Site Search, ensuring that your newest pages appear in search results on your website fast. (Google Blog Nov 13 2008)

• Will Disney or Apple Buy Yahoo Before Microsoft Does?

  Disney buying Yahoo is much more hairbrained of an idea than Apple buying Yahoo. (SE Journal Nov 13 2008)

• Microsoft Opens the Live Search API to the Public

  On the release of the Live Search API which is also known as Project Silk Road. (SE Journal Nov 13 2008)

• Microsoft Live Search Cashback Program Showing Positive Results

  20 of the top 50 online retailers in the U.S. and 140 of Internet Retailer’s Top 500 are now into the Live Search cashback program. (SE Journal Nov 13 2008)

• Google’s Site Search Gets Faster; Yahoo’s Goes Away

  Google has upgraded its Site Search tool to give users more control over the frequency that Google spiders a site. (SE Land Nov 13 2008)

• Eagerly Awaiting Google’s Voice Search For The iPhone

  On Google’s introduction of voice search for its iPhone app. (SE Land Nov 15 2008)

• Google’s SEO Starter Guide

  Google’s PDF titled “Search Engine Optimization Starter Guide” includes basic tips for making sites more accessible to search engines. (SE Journal Nov 14 2008)

• A Selection of Social Media Search Engines

  Phil Bradley looks at look at some of the ways in which social media and user-generated content can be searched. (Ariadne Oct 2008)

• Google Docs: An Enterprise Laggard

  or maybe competitors wants it to look that way (Beyond Search Nov 15 2008)

• Dogpile Lends A Paw with $1 Million Campaign

  Dogpile, a search engine that pools results from all major search engines, is donating a portion of revenues from searches conducted on the Dogpile Web site to the ASPCA (AltSearchEngines Nov 14 2008)

• Google Finally Starts Firing Slackers?

  Nicholas Carlson says Google is getting rid of underperformers (Nov 13 2008)

• Yasni: People Search

  Beyond Search takes a look at people search tools (Nov 14 2008)

• Search for Your Name with Namepedia

  Onomastics or onomatology is the study of proper names of all kinds and the origins of names. (AltSearchEngines Nov 13 2008)

• RefSeek - an academic search engine

  RefSeek searches more than one billion documents, including web pages, books, encyclopedias, journals, and newspapers. (P Bradley Nov 12 2008)

• Yahoo Layoffs Set for December 10 (And, No, Jerry Yang Is Not Leaving Too)

  Yahoo! to lay off 10 percent of workforce (BoomTown Nov 14 2008)

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Original post by Per and Susanne Koch

Google Flu Trends, based on Internet search activity, predicts new outbreaks of flu in the US.

It is that time of the year here on the Northern Hemisphere.

A steady stream of new mutated flu viruses reach Europe and Northern America from Asia, leading to sore throats, runny noses and feverish days and nights, and there seems to be nothing we can do about it.

Normally you would look to the medical field for a solution (there is not one yet), but now Google wants to use web search to help out.

New Scientist reports that Google Flu Trends, created by the company’s philanthropic arm, Google.org, provides daily estimates of the number of flu cases in the US.

Google uses its database of internet search queries to do this. In short Google counts the number of queries related to flu symptoms and look for changes in the number of such searches. A surge in searches indicates that there is a new outbreak.

Google can detect an outbreak days before it shows up in the weekly statistical reports compiled by the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).

Needless to say, this information cannot stop an outbreak, but the hospital may be better prepared for the next wave of flu patients.

Google.org is working on similar web search trend statistics for other diseases.

Below is a figure that shows the correlation between searches (flu) and CDC data.

An animated version can be found over at Google.org.

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Original post by Per and Susanne Koch

World of Goo to naprawdę ciekawa produkcja a przy tym jedna z najlepiej ocenianych gier w historii. 2D Boy zdecydowało się wydać grę bez żadnych zabezpieczeń, niestety nie skończyło się to dla firmy zbyt dobrze…

Ron Carmel 2D Boy twierdzi, że kiedy ostatni raz sprawdzano odsetek pirackich kopii World of Goo wynosił on blisko 90%. Carmel przeglądał nawet strony z torrentami, gdzie znalazł 500 seedeów i bliko 300 “pijawek”.

Original post by Imperium Gier - Wirtualna Polska

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