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I'm a sucker for any time I can usher in a Milli Vanilli reference.
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Easier than Forex?!?! No Hype?!?! I'm In!!! First what is it and what triggered the google ad placement?
Google's adsense is right on the money. Anyone know what Forex is? Shows you what I know (and maybe what Google doesn't).
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Follow up to "So is Google indexing Twitter now?"
That was quick and I think is the answer to my question. But how is Google deciding? I get the Google alerts but in the actual search results in Google, the Twitter results are very selective and do not include the posts I'm being alerted to. I think Twitter is becoming a problem for Google.
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Google Earth makes a surprise attack... Dr. Evil Lives!
"The recently released desktop app Google Earth 5 contained a little surprise for many Mac OS X users — it installed Google's automated Update Engine without clearly asking.
Worse, the latest version of Google Earth won't work without the Update Engine running in the background.
We mentioned the new update policy in our initial review, but given Google's lack of transparency, or what users perceive as a lack of transparency about the update, it bears a closer look.
Sneaking an auto-updater into a software package without clearly pointing it out during the installation process is a bad idea, one that Google has promised to change with a new, more informative splash screen. But, offering no way to turn the update software off is downright evil, according to many upset users in the Google Earth Group."
- Wired Magazine
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