Interesting concept. Sounds like a purely "expert" driven online encyclopedia, which surely means competing with Wikipedia even if it isn't the same thing underneath. Ever notice how the best search results are often links to Wikipedia? I'm sure Google has, too, and wants to get more of that traffic on their own properties. - lilbyrdie
Tips and discussions on how you can make some extra money up to US$ 2687.79 (based on May'08 earnings) per month by selling your digital photographs online. - lilbyrdie
A friend set up something like this, but with a shower curtain, and watched Goonies very late one Saturday night. It was quite entertaining (the setup -- the movie is a classic, of course). - lilbyrdie
"(Sorry for the long winded comment...) For all of it's limitations, BREW did do one thing well: it made developers and carriers money. When the iPhone SDK first became available, one of the very first things I noticed was that it didn't have recurring billing. A couple of sites mentioned this in passing, such as on TUAW. To me, though, and the ideas that we had this was a critical missing piece. In my ignorant thinking of Apple, I pretty much assumed that by the time the AppStore became available to customers that publishers would have forced Apple to do a recurring billing model. They didn't. Apple does allow you to do apps with advertising, which is unique. That doesn't quite replace recurring billing, though, and I can't believe users would like ads on a small display. What's surprising to me, though, is that prices haven't been adjusted up for this missing feature. If Super Monkey Ball had come out on a BREW handset it would have been $4-5 a month. Here? just $10. One time. And..." - lilbyrdie
Hmm, too bad it doesn't have HDMI.
And, for the record, our early 360 has yet to break after well over two years of movies and games, including HD-DVD titles. - lilbyrdie
"SOLVED:
I had both Firefox 3 and Firefox 2 installed. Turns out, just uninstalling Firefox 2 allowed Google Gears to work in Firefox 3. I'm not sure why they were interacting since they were using different profiles and installed in different directories.
Oh well, at least Google Gears works now. Off to play with it... ;)" - lilbyrdie
