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Top gaining Web sites in November 2004: KB Toys, Best Buy, SmartBargains

comScore Networks analyzes Web site traffic for the month of November, listing the sites who gained the most in pre-holiday shopping season. The increase in traffic is compared to October 2004. *                   >Top Ten Gaining Properties by Percentage Change in Unique Visitors Number of visitors, thousands  PropertyOct-04Nov-04% growthCurrent rankTotal Internet Users158,352159,7361%N/AKB Toys1,2673,236155%229Best Buy...

Tags: Web site development, Web technology, ComScore Networks Inc., Web site, Web, KB Toys, Best Buy Co. Inc.

Blog posts 2004-12-22

Top gaining Web sites in November 2004: KB Toys, Best Buy, SmartBargains

comScore Networks analyzes Web site traffic for the month of November, listing the sites who gained the most in pre-holiday shopping season. The increase in traffic is compared to October 2004.Top Ten Gaining Properties by Percentage Change in Unique Visitors Number of visitors, thousands PropertyOct-04Nov-04% growthCurrent rankTotal Internet Users158,352159,7361%N/AKB...

Tags: Web site development, Web technology, ComScore Networks Inc., Web site, KB Toys, Web, Best Buy Co. Inc.

Blog posts 2004-12-22

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High-risk vulnerabilities hit Google Chrome

This software was programmed by Google, did anyone not see this happening? Google has the worst programmers because they don't give two squats about anything except playing with their office toys all day.For a browser built from the ground up with security in mindthere seem to be more than...

Tags: Web browsers, SECURITY, Operating systems, Chrome, Google Inc., sandbox, vulnerability, Web browser, Google Chrome

Discussion threads 2009-08-25

The "As close to $150 as you can get it" PC

The "As close to $150 as you can get it" PCThe cost of the OS is the issueWhen I bought my current system, 5 years ago, it was cheaper to buy a prebuilt system then build it myself if I wanted Windows.If I had wanted Linux, then it would have...

Tags: Desktops, Memory, Operating systems, PC, RAM, Microsoft Windows XP, operating system

Discussion threads 2008-09-16

A UMan robotic arm

Researchers at the University of Massachusetts Amherst have developed a mobile robotic arm which can manipulate objects by 'seeing' its environment through a digital camera. This robotic arm, dubbed UMan, or UMass Mobile Manipulator, can 'approach unfamiliar objects, such as scissors, garden shears and jointed wooden toys -- and learn...

Tags: Environment, UMan, Robots, Emerging Technologies, Roland Piquepaille

Blog posts 2008-06-06

Build an 8 PS3 supercomputer

Less than a 10th the cost per GFlop of the $2500 supercomputer Take 8 PS 3 consoles, Yellow Dog Linux, a Gigabit Ethernet switch and your favorite protein folding or gravitational wave modeling codes and you're doing real science. On a Playstation! Try playing Ratchet &...

Tags: Supercomputer, Sony PlayStation 3, Cell, Khanna, Processors, Semiconductors, Hardware, Components, Robin Harris

Blog posts 2007-10-29

What would you like to see in Vista Power Toys?

What would you like to see in Vista Power Toys?Good idea, butYou shouldn't have to respond to a UAC dialog box to set up a Remote Desktop connection. I have a half-dozen RD shortcuts here and they all open right up with no prompting.UAC Exclusion ListI have apps that have...

Tags: Microsoft Windows Vista (Longhorn), Microsoft Windows Vista, UAC, RoboCopy GUI, Vista Power Toys, desktop manager

Discussion threads 2007-03-19

Debating iPod's merits at Zune's party

Debating iPod's merits at Zune's partyDebating iPod's merits at Zune's partyI'm willing to give Zune a try. Just have to wait for Best Buy to start selling them so I can play with it and see if it meets my needs. Video playback will be the number one...

Tags: Digital music, Digital media, Microsoft Zune, Apple iPod

Discussion threads 2006-11-10

RFID tags used to teach English

When you see the acronym RFID radio frequency identification in a paper, you immediately think about how Wal-Mart and other big retailers plan to replace bar codes. But two students from Purdue University got a brilliant idea and are using this technology to teach English to non-English-speaking children. Their Merlin's...

Tags: toy, Merlin

Blog posts 2006-04-26