Google: Let’s Make The Web Faster
Published By Shadowon On Thursday, January 26th 2012. Under Google, Truthseeker Tags: Google, Internet, Latency (engineering), TCP, Transmission Control Protocol, Web
Google are experimenting with several improvements to the Transmisson Control Protocol (TCP) to make a faster Internet. The people working with this goes by the name of "Make The Web Faster Team" and they are currently looking into four potential improvements to the existing protocol.
1. Increase TCP initial congestion window to 10 ... Continue Reading
Yahoo! CEO Carol Bartz Fired Over The Phone
Published By Shadowon On Wednesday, September 7th 2011. Under Social Networks, Technology Tags: Carol Bartz, CEO, CFO, Chairman, Internet, Search Engine, Tim Morse, Timothy R. Morse, Yahoo!
Carol Bartz, CEO of the internet company Yahoo!, was fired on Tuesday, after less than three years as head of the company. In a brief email to her employees, Bartz says that she was fired over the phone.
"I am very sad to tell you that I've just been fired over ... Continue Reading
What Happens in 60 Seconds on The Internet
Published By Shadowon On Tuesday, June 21st 2011. Under Entertainment, Social Networks Tags: Communication, Google, Information, Internet, News, Online Communities, Social Networks, Twitter, YouTube
It's no wonder people get addicted to the Internet, especially if they have a lot of different interests. With so much information, news, communication and entertainment, it is easy to get carried away.
To put it all in perspective, "Go-Globe" made an illustration to give an example of some of the ... Continue Reading
How Osama bin Laden Was Able to email Without Detection
Published By Shadowon On Friday, May 13th 2011. Under Security, Truthseeker Tags: Abbottabad, al-Qaeda, Courier, email, Internet, Internet Cafe, Osama bin Laden, Pakistan, U.S. Intellegence, USB Flash Drive
Although Osama bin Laden was hiding in a house with no Internet connection, he managed to send and receive lots of emails. The solution was simple but time consuming. He used a flash drive, a courier and different Internet cafes.
He just wrote his emails on his offline computer and saved ... Continue Reading
Almost Half a Billion Internet Users in China
Published By Shadowon On Thursday, January 20th 2011. Under Technology Tags: China, China Internet Network Information Center, Internet, U.S. Census Bureau, Users
According to new statistics released on Wednesday by the China Internet Network Information Center (CNNIC), the country had more than 457 million Internet users by the end of 2010, growing by more than 73 million users from the previous year.
Despite the high number of Internet users, the growth in China ... Continue Reading
Half a Billion Attempts to Infect Computers – in Just Three Months
Published By Shadowon On Tuesday, August 24th 2010. Under Security Tags: Attacks, Exploits, Internet, Kaspersky, Malware, Security, Threats, Virus
The security company Kaspersky has studied the amount of threats discovered on the web for the second quarter of 2010.
The security company Kaspersky Lab has released a study in which they have measured the number of threats on the internet during the second quarter of this year. During this period, ... Continue Reading
How To Clean Up Your Digital Footprints
Published By Shadowon On Wednesday, May 5th 2010. Under Technology Tags: Browsing, Digital, History, Internet, Privacy, Profiles
Anyone who surfs, creates content or search the web leaves digital footprints. It is a good idea to track them, and clean them.
First of all, an important note: The internet never forgets!
Those who want to make sure they don't appear in unwanted contexts must delete any digital footprints themselves. While ... Continue Reading
Rent And Play The Hottest Games Online
Published By Shadowon On Thursday, March 25th 2010. Under Downloads, Entertainment, Technology Tags: Download, Game Service, Gaming, Internet, Online, OnLive, Rent
The gaming-on-demand website OnLive Game Service opens in June, after eight years of development. The developers would like to make consoles obsolete, by renting out even the largest games directly from the Internet.
On the webservice OnLive gamers will be able to play the latest titles without investing in a new ... Continue Reading
Time to Choose Your Browser!
Published By Shadowon On Thursday, February 25th 2010. Under Browsers, Microsoft, Technology Tags: Browser, Browsers, Chrome, Internet, Internet Explorer, Opera
Do you use Windows and Internet Explorer as the default browser? Then it's time to make a choice.
In March Microsoft releases an update that allows the user to select the browser used as default on the computer. The update is now being tested internally at Microsoft. The ... Continue Reading
The Internet Makes us Smarter!?
Published By Shadowon On Tuesday, February 23rd 2010. Under Technology Tags: Intelligence, Internet, Survey
At least according to most of the experts asked by the Pew Internet and American Life Project in their fourth survey on the Internet.
"Three out of four experts believe that our use of the internet expands and develops human intelligence, and two out of three believe ... Continue Reading
Facebook Rolling Out Redesign To Some Users (Again)
Published By Shadowon On Monday, January 4th 2010. Under Social Networks, Technology Tags: Facebook, Internet, News, Technology
Facebook seems to be rolling out its new site design to at least some people outside the company, although none of us at TechCrunch have yet to be graced with its presence. The new design is “exactly” like the screenshots that GigaOm posted on December 27, says one source.
Applications are ... Continue Reading
6 Beginner Resources For Learning Mac Programming
Published By Shadowon On Saturday, January 2nd 2010. Under Downloads, Mac/Apple, Technology Tags: Apple, Internet, Software
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I’m determined to learn computer programming in my lifetime. Yes, it’s all a foreign language to me, but I so admire the work that developers do. I think they should receive Emmy awards or something. Many of them certainly don’t get the recognition (or financial backing) they ... Continue Reading
























