"Browse Happy"

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Browse Happy — Online.
Worry-free.

Browse Happy — Online.
Worry-free. 08/21/2004 08:17 PM
Browse Happy

browsehappy.com
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What They See When They Browse

What They See When They Browse 09/08/2004 12:15 PM
Eyetrack III: "What We Saw When We Looked Through Their Eyes" at news Web sites. Fascinating.

"Browse Sites"

"Browse Sites" 03/19/2005 02:42 AM

Browse Sites

Browse Sites 03/17/2005 02:48 AM

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"Browse other bl0grings..."

"Browse other bl0grings..." 05/15/2004 08:41 AM

Browse By Name in Firefox

Browse By Name in Firefox 09/10/2004 01:04 PM
A new Google toolbar feature for IE allows you to enter keywords in the address bar. Jesse Ruderman has posted instructions on how to get "Browse By Name" in Firefox. Related Googlebar extension Keyword Searching

How Much Time Are You Vulnerable While
You Browse?'

How Much Time Are You Vulnerable While
You Browse?' 03/26/2005 01:00 PM
Technocrat.net Mar 26 2005 5:26PM GMT

Congressional Documents: Browse

Congressional Documents: Browse 09/21/2004 07:00 AM
Congressional Documents: Browse
http: //www.gpoaccess.gov/serialset/cdocuments/browse.html

To browse a current catalog of Congressional Documents available on GPO Access, click on the link for the appropriate Congress. Catalogs are available for the 104th Congress to the present. Links are included with each Congressional document listed in the catalog, which retrieve the text of the corresponding document as an ASCII text or PDF file. If a Congressional Document is not listed in the catalog, it is not available electronically via GPO Access at this time. This has been added to Research Resources Subject Tracer™ Information Blog.

Google Toolbar Can Browse By Name

Google Toolbar Can Browse By Name 07/24/2004 08:10 AM
PC Magazine Jul 24 2004 12:44PM GMT

Is Google Ready to Browse?

Is Google Ready to Browse? 09/23/2004 10:03 PM
New hires, a domain-name registration and Mozilla bugs lead to speculation that Google is preparing a Web browser, but the clues could point in many directions.

NetNewsWire updated; browse the Web more
efficiently

NetNewsWire updated; browse the Web more
efficiently 03/19/2003 10:25 PM
The headlines pane can show dates, subjects, and creators when available. The Find command allows you to search through current news. It's scriptable via AppleScript and other OSA languages. There's a Scripts menu where you can add your own scripts.

10.3: Browse PDFs in iChat messages

10.3: Browse PDFs in iChat messages 11/25/2003 10:30 PM
Not sure if this existed in the beta version of iChat A/V, but I found that if you start an iChat discussion in Panther with a buddy, and then drag a PDF file to that window, a direct connect will start and the PDF will appea...

Google Toolbar offers browse by name

Google Toolbar offers browse by name 07/15/2004 08:40 AM
In its constant quest to court Web surfers, Google Inc. added a new feature to its toolbar this week that allows users to navigate the Web by typing in a name instead of a URL (uniform resource locator).

Browse other routes if hacked off by
Microsoft

Browse other routes if hacked off by
Microsoft 09/13/2004 05:28 AM
eBCVG.com Sep 13 2004 9:47AM GMT

Use Opera to browse local files

Use Opera to browse local files 06/21/2004 10:46 AM
I read somewhere on the web a tip about being able to use Opera to browse an iPod and pull songs from it. Just drag your iPod to an empty Opera window and browse to: file://localhost/Volumes/your_ipod_here/iPod_Control/Music...

Browse Blogs by Geographic Location

Browse Blogs by Geographic Location 04/14/2005 06:21 AM
Ah, blogs, and geography. Two great tastes that go great together. Witness their beautiful music at BlogMap -- http://www.feedmap.net/BlogMap/ . Here you can browse for weblogs by location, set the...

Faceted Metadata Search and Browse

Faceted Metadata Search and Browse 10/09/2002 03:40 AM

New Google Toolbar Brings Browse By Name

New Google Toolbar Brings Browse By Name 09/08/2004 10:04 PM

SMS FAQ: Tip for Using the Browse Button
when specifying a Collection as the
Target for a Software

SMS FAQ: Tip for Using the Browse Button
when specifying a Collection as the
Target for a Software 08/10/2004 08:04 PM

Companies Browse the Past to Plan Their
Future

Companies Browse the Past to Plan Their
Future 05/21/2004 05:41 AM
Companies Browse the Past to Plan Their Future
http://www.toledoblade.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article? AID=/20040509/BUSINESS06/405090320

As managing director of consumer products consulting firm NewProductWorks -- and custodian of "the collection" -- Marilyn Raymond is the keeper of the keys to a vast trove of consumer marketing knowledge that inspires pilgrimages by consumer products manufacturers eager to plumb the past for tomorrow's next great idea. The private collection is an extraordinary assortment of every new consumer food or health and beauty aid product introduced in North America since the early 1970s. With its 80,000 items housed in a former Ferrari dealership in Ann Arbor, Mich., the collection is a 30-year history of American business marketing ingenuity, providing evidence of both brilliant marketing ideas and spectacular flops. Remember Downeyflake's Toaster Eggs, or Gerber baby food for adults? Giants like Procter & Gamble and tiny mom-and-pop inventors all journey to Ann Arbor to view the collection, pick through it for ideas, investigate possible patent infringement, and aid their product research and development. Although the consulting firm can't predict whether a new product will work, it can provide examples of similar past products and explain why they succeeded or failed. "Ninety percent of it is timing," Raymond says. Plus, companies have to understand the American consumer psyche, she adds. For example, one failed product, Fish Nuggets, was marketed in round ice cream-type cartons. Consumers just couldn't stomach the fish and ice cream connection.

Remote-Controlled Robot Could Browse The
Stacks

Remote-Controlled Robot Could Browse The
Stacks 12/09/2003 01:33 AM
An anonymous reader writes "A Japanese team of researchers has developed a robot that could help browse for books in a library by receiving instructions via ...

Browse a Pantheon of Over 1000 Gods with
Godchecker

Browse a Pantheon of Over 1000 Gods with
Godchecker 01/05/2004 08:37 AM
More fun with mythology: if you're interested in learning about mythology and culture, you'll have a lot of fun with Godchecker. It's very tongue-in-cheek but there's useful information here. Godchecker's...

Logorrhea - Browse and search iChat log
files

Logorrhea - Browse and search iChat log
files 11/03/2003 11:10 AM
The macosxhints Rating:[Score: 8 out of 10]Developer: Spiny / [Product Page] Price: Free -- donations requested With family and friends spread across the globe, I spend a fair bit of time in iChat. Early on, I enabled loggin...

Smart search lets art fans browse

Smart search lets art fans browse 02/01/2005 09:52 PM
BT develops a new search system for Tate's galleries that will help art lovers track down works they like.

Is Google Ready to Browse? (Ziff Davis)

Is Google Ready to Browse? (Ziff Davis) 09/23/2004 09:47 PM
Ziff Davis - New hires, a domain-name registration and Mozilla bugs lead to speculation that Google is preparing a Web browser, but the clues could point in many directions.

Google Toolbar Introduces Browse By Name
Feature

Google Toolbar Introduces Browse By Name
Feature 07/16/2004 01:16 PM
Source: Search Engine Guide - Though I must admit that thus far, the feature seems to work pretty well, the question of whether or not people will use Browse By Name once the novelty wears off remains. After all, does...

Use lynx to browse local files using a
remote URL

Use lynx to browse local files using a
remote URL 04/26/2004 10:24 AM
Imagine having one of your webmaster friends over and showing them how easy it is to "hack" thier server from your 'all powerful' Mac. Just use lynx (available via Fink) and put in the server URL followed by a ../ path and y...

Google Adds Browse By Name Feature to
Toolbar

Google Adds Browse By Name Feature to
Toolbar 07/16/2004 10:02 PM
The Google Toolbar ( http://toolbar.google.com ) has a new feature: Browse by Name. Browse by Name allows you to type words into the Internet Explorer address bar and get relevant...

Union Capital offers free internet -
browse in stock trading

Union Capital offers free internet -
browse in stock trading 04/13/2005 09:03 AM
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Happy PFD!...?

Happy PFD!...? 01/16/2004 11:02 AM
Anyone in the mood for a celebration!? Today is Personal Firewall Day! Who's bringing drinks?

If You're Happy and You Know It...

If You're Happy and You Know It... 08/11/2004 01:58 PM
Cisco's warning casts a pall over the entire technology industry. What took 'em so long?

Very Very Happy

Very Very Happy 05/26/2004 04:36 AM
The Only Conservative Blogposts You Ever Have to Read .. Blogging: The State of the Art .. head over here .. He has

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Or Are You Just Happy to See Me?

Or Are You Just Happy to See Me? 02/01/2005 10:10 PM

Lorcan Dempsey posted some astounding numbers to his blog yesterday. Emphasis below is mine. Prepare to be amazed.

WorldCat in Your Pocket

“WorldCat is our union catalogue of about 56 million bibliographic records, which represent approximately a billion holdings. It is about 50 gigabytes in MARC Communications (100+ gigabytes in XML) format and about 23 gigabytes compressed.

OCLC Research recently acquired a 24-node (48-cpu) Beowulf cluster with 96 Gigabytes of memory. According to my colleague Thom Hickey, whose team has been working on the machine, the cluster speeds up most bibliographic processing by about a factor of 30. This means that what might have taken a minute now takes two seconds, what might have taken an hour takes two minutes, what might have taken a month takes a day. For jobs that will fit entirely in memory (e.g. a `grep' of WorldCat) avoiding disk i/o gives another factor of about 20, reducing 1-hour jobs down to 6 seconds. We can 'frbrize< /a>' WorldCat on the cluster in about an hour.

WorldCat is also now more mobile. Thom has a 40 gig iPod which can accommodate WorldCat on its disk with room left for 5,000 song tracks. Now, you can't do much with the data on the iPod, but you can certainly carry it around. Again, it takes about an hour to get it on and off the iPod.” [Lorcan Dempsey’s Weblog, via It&rs quo;s All Good]

They’re all amazing numbers, but think about that iPod statement for a moment. What does it mean when a patron can carry around the whole, freaking WorldCat database? We’re not that far off from the introduction of the personal, mobile server in your pocket.

Are you happy now?

Are you happy now? 03/13/2003 03:27 PM
A 100-ton mech is the ultimate fishing machine. With upcoming titles like Steelhead Battalion and Cthulhu Karts, it's possible that Schadenfreude Interactive might be the next game industry juggernaut. Or they may be an April Fool's prank spotted in the pages of the April issue of Computer Games.

Happy Pi Day!

Happy Pi Day! 03/14/2003 01:09 PM
Happy Pi Day! At 1:59 PST, the San Francisco Exploratorium kicks off its Pi Day festivities. If you can't make it, here are more activities or you can just sing a song to ?.

.HAPPY

.HAPPY 02/10/2004 03:00 AM

The issue was a misnamed Form variable. :)~ Saw it in the first 5 mintues this morning. A fresh head always helps.

.NET's code behind feature is great. I getting used to using it properly. One pet peeve. I learned VB purely from the Microsoft Documentation and a couple of books. The code samples are too complex in .Net's documentation. They need to provide smaller pieces of functionality. For example, to describe creating a web component, they try and take you through an entire application. Not very XPish of them. too much clutter. All I need for an example, is an example of the component and the component being embedded in the page. All the rest confuses the issue.

One happy, one sad

One happy, one sad 01/30/2004 02:04 AM
Two things before breakfast, one happy, one sad. Happy: Downloadable MP3s from The Paris Review - including a great story by George Plimpton, read by himself. Sad: Weblog DDoS attacks, happening in the wild. not only there but here, and...

Happy

Happy 02/01/2005 09:44 PM
It’s like this: you get a slightly-scary physical symptom and you go and tell your doctor and she frowns and says “well, we better run some tests and make a date with a specialist”, and you go to the specialist and he works you over and looks at the tests and says “yeah, that’s a weird one, it happens sometimes, we don’t know why, it might happen again, it won’t hurt you, don’t worry about it.”

*does the happy kid dance*

*does the happy kid dance* 06/30/2004 11:31 AM
One phone call, can make your day....
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