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More than a list of food items, a menu is a catalyst for conversation. You pore over it, imagining just what the Dynamite Prawn and Mango Roll or Grilled Chicken Caesar Salad will taste like. You question your fellow diners on their recommendations and choices, before locking in your own order. Perhaps you discuss the…Read More ยป
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Archive for December, 2005
22/12
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21/12
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How does Google collect and rank results?
Here is an interesting article from google about how they index web sites.
One of the most common questions we hear from librarians is “How does Google decide what result goes at the top of the list?” Here, from quality engineer Matt Cutts, is a quick primer on how we crawl and index the web and then rank search results. Matt also suggests exercises school librarians can do to help students.
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19/12
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The DIGG effect
Recently I made a posting that Diggers Dugg enough to hit front page on Digg.com. I have always been curious about the effects of hitting front page of Digg so I put together a bit of a post mortem analysis of getting Dugg to share with the curious.
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15/12
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15/12
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Spanish Digg Meneame Installation Instructions
Recently a site called Meneame (which emulated digg.com) opened it’s source code up. The problem for Anglophones is that the code is written in Spanish and installation documentation is non-existant. Here’s how you get it running.
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14/12
twenty
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Bouncing balls for Sony
Sending 250,000 multi-coloured ‘superballs’ bouncing down the streets of San Francisco may seem the strangest way to do this, but that’s exactly what Danish director Nicolai Fuglsig did for the Sony…
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