Archive for March, 2011

Googles Welt – Die Google Story (2/5) *Doku*

Geschichte der Suchmaschine Google 1995 begegneten sich die beiden Informatik-Studenten Larry Page und Sergey Brin an der Stanford. Am 7. September 1998 wurde in einer Garage von Page und Brin die „Google Inc. gegründet und die erste Testversion des Programms auf den Markt gebracht. Ihr Startkapital von umgerechnet 810.000 Euro kam von Familie, Freunden und vor allem von Andreas von Bechtolsheim, einem der Mitbegründer von Sun Microsystems. Im Februar 1999 hatte Google ein Büro in Palo Alto mit 8 Angestellten und verzeichnete rund 500.000 Suchanfragen pro Tag. Noch im September dieses Jahres arbeitete Google mit AOL und Netscape zusammen. Die täglichen Suchanfragen versechsfachten sich. Am 21. September war es soweit Google beendete offiziell seine Testphase. Im Juni 2000 zählte der Google-Index mehr als eine Milliarde Seiten Google wurde zur führenden Suchmaschine auf dem Markt. Mit der Übernahme des „Usenet-Archives von „Deja News startete Google im Februar 2001 seine eigene Usenet-Suche „Google Groups. Nur zehn Monate später erreichte Google mehr als 3 Milliarden Dokumentzugriffe. Der deutschesprachige Nachrichtendienst „Google News startete im Juli 2003. Hier entstehen vollkommen automatisiert immer aktuelle Google-News. Am 29. April 2004 gab Google seinen Börsegang bekannt und startete vier Monate später dessen Online-Registrierung. Von diesem Schritt erhoffte sich Google einen Erlös von ca. 3,3 Milliarden US-Dollar. Am 19. August kam die Aktie zum ersten Mal in den
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03 2011

Usenet Download World Record with UseNeXT – 674MB in 34s!

Download This Video Visit the tinyurl Link In The Video

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03 2011

Googles Welt – Die Google Story (1/5) *Doku*

Geschichte der Suchmaschine Google 1995 begegneten sich die beiden Informatik-Studenten Larry Page und Sergey Brin an der Stanford. Am 7. September 1998 wurde in einer Garage von Page und Brin die „Google Inc. gegründet und die erste Testversion des Programms auf den Markt gebracht. Ihr Startkapital von umgerechnet 810.000 Euro kam von Familie, Freunden und vor allem von Andreas von Bechtolsheim, einem der Mitbegründer von Sun Microsystems. Im Februar 1999 hatte Google ein Büro in Palo Alto mit 8 Angestellten und verzeichnete rund 500.000 Suchanfragen pro Tag. Noch im September dieses Jahres arbeitete Google mit AOL und Netscape zusammen. Die täglichen Suchanfragen versechsfachten sich. Am 21. September war es soweit Google beendete offiziell seine Testphase. Im Juni 2000 zählte der Google-Index mehr als eine Milliarde Seiten Google wurde zur führenden Suchmaschine auf dem Markt. Mit der Übernahme des „Usenet-Archives von „Deja News startete Google im Februar 2001 seine eigene Usenet-Suche „Google Groups. Nur zehn Monate später erreichte Google mehr als 3 Milliarden Dokumentzugriffe. Der deutschesprachige Nachrichtendienst „Google News startete im Juli 2003. Hier entstehen vollkommen automatisiert immer aktuelle Google-News. Am 29. April 2004 gab Google seinen Börsegang bekannt und startete vier Monate später dessen Online-Registrierung. Von diesem Schritt erhoffte sich Google einen Erlös von ca. 3,3 Milliarden US-Dollar. Am 19. August kam die Aktie zum ersten Mal in den
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03 2011

HD Digitech HDX 1000 Network Media Tank NMT 1080p HD H.264 MKV Player

HD Digitech HDX 1000 Network Media Tank NMT 1080p HD H.264 MKV Player

  • HDX 1000 Networked Media Tank (NMT) Player, the revolutionary Networked Media Player, is the ultimate solution to stream and playback the digital media contents, such as your movies, musics, pictures and documents onto your big screen TV.
  • These files may be stored as a shared folder on your home network, in a drive (USB, SATA) attached to HDX 1000 or on the web such as YouTube and Flickr.
  • Network or Harddisk streaming support, including external source such as external USB stick, harddrive or DVD rom.
  • USB Slave (for direct file copy from PC) * NAS (networked attached storage) functionality
  • Bittorrent peer 2 peer downloader * Usenet Client for direct usenet NZB downloads * Internet TV content streaming * Internet Radio

HDX 1000 Networked Media Tank (NMT) Player, the revolutionary Networked Media Player, is the ultimate solution to stream and playback the digital media contents, such as your movies, musics, pictures and documents onto your big screen TV.

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03 2011

Usenet – Because speed matters

www.Usenetguides.com Why use torrents and be restriced of the amount of seeders? Use Usenet and download at maximum speed, no matter what!
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03 2011

Slyck’s Video Guide to the Newsgroups – Quickstart – Old

Learn how to use the Newsgroups using Slyck.com’s Guide to the Newsgroups. The complete web guide can be found here: www.slyck.com There you can find all the information and LOTS more that we talk about in this video tutorial.
Video Rating: 4 / 5

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03 2011

NNTP Server Setup www.acescentre.com.au

NNTP Server Setup is shown by www.acescentre.com.au experts
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03 2011

Hair..And Things Of This Nature!

www.facebook.com This was an event I worked a little while ago. I had the honor of speaking to many great personalities. I worked with an awesome team! I’d also like to thank Bernard Bronner for allowing me to cover the event (Bronner Brother Hair Show). And the kids say what..? Stomp the Pavement!

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03 2011

Rosetta Stone V3: Hebrew Level 1-3 Set with Audio Companion [OLD VERSION]

Rosetta Stone V3: Hebrew Level 1-3 Set with Audio Companion [OLD VERSION]

  • Rosetta Stone teaches you a new language naturally, by getting you to think, live and breathe the language
  • Innovative solutions get you speaking new words, right from the start
  • Rosetta Stone moves forward only when you’re ready–you drive the pace, you set the schedule
  • With Rosetta Stone, you’ll discover a foundation of key vocabulary that you’ll use to build into a whole new language
  • Audio Companion lets you take the Rosetta Stone experience anywhere: in the car, at the gym, or on-the-go

Foreign language learning with Rosetta Stone Hebrew Levels 1, 2&3 you connect with the world around you. With level one you begin learning fundamental vocabulary and essential language structure, from greetings and introductions to simple questions and their answers. Gain the confidence and enter the intermediate level where you will be able to talk about your environment; give and get directions, tell time, dine out with self-reliance, shop and enjoy basic social interactions. Taking what you’ve learned in Levels 1 and 2, we help you reach an advanced level of competence. This competence allows you to connect with the world around you. You will learn to share your ideas and opinions, express your feelings and talk about everyday life; your work, current events and much more. Now Rosetta Stone with Audio Companion allows the learner to take Rosetta Stone anywhere: in the car, the gym or on-the-go! What is Audio Companion? Audio Companion CDs are activities that correspond to the Rosetta Stone CD-ROM software lessons. The learner can listen to Audio Companion and practice what they’ve been learning on the computer, turning travel time into productive language learning time. Audio Companion lets the student access the power of Rosetta Stone lessons whenever and wherever they want, they can play the CD’s on a stereo, or download them to a MP3 player. It empowers the student and helps reinforce the lessons in any busy lifestyle!Rosetta Stone Personal Edition contains everything you need to give the voice inside of you a new language. The method used recreates the natural way you learned your first language, revealing skills that you already have. This approach has won numerous awards, and has been adopted by countless organizations, schools and millions of users around the world. Join the language revolution today. Only with Rosetta Stone.

The comprehensive language-learning solution that fits your life.

Learn Naturally
Learn your next language the same way you learned your first language. Dynamic Immersion empowers you to see, hear and comprehend without translating or memorizing. You already have this ability. Rosetta Stone simply unlocks it.

Engage Interactively
Get feedback to move forward. You learn best by doing, and you’ll apply what you’ve learned to get to the next step. Rosetta Stone adapts to your individual needs and skills, because you drive the program with your progress.

Speak Confidently
Start speaking immediately. From the very first lesson, you’ll speak. You’ll begin with essential basics, which form the building blocks of the language. Soon you’ll create new sentences on your own, using words you’ve learned.

Have Fun
Best of all, Rosetta Stone is addictive. With every entertaining activity, you’ll feel success. You’ll want to use Rosetta Stone to have that next moment, that next breakthrough. So you’ll keep using it, and you’ll learn more!

That’s language-learning success.
That’s Rosetta Stone.

No translation or memorization required.

The most effective way to learn a new language is to be surrounded by it. When you were an infant, your parents taught you this way, by intuitively associating words with images. That’s the ultimate language lab, but most language-learning programs completely ignore this.

Think about all of the ways you’ve tried to learn a language: classes at school, tapes and cassettes, even software that uses your native language as a base for your next one. What do they all have in common? Translation and memorization.

Instead of taking a “direct flight” from your brain to your new language, translation and memorization connects you to your old language. You always have to “fly” from your brain, to your native tongue … and then translate what you’ve memorized to communicate.

That might work for a few words, but what happens when you get to a sentence or phrase? When you have to change tenses? You’re going to make a lot of “connecting flights.” That’s why those other methods are so frustrating … and why they fail.

Enter Dynamic Immersion.
This method encourages you to think like a baby. You’ll pair words with vivid, real-life images and make connections between things you know and the new language. Soon, you’ll be thinking in a new language, stringing words together into phrases that you create.

Innovative technology.
Rosetta Stone places this Dynamic Immersion method at the core of a suite of software that works with you to develop your skills. The simple, intuitive interface helps to keep you engaged in the solution, while advanced speech recognition technology makes certain that you’re speaking correctly and accurately. Best of all, Rosetta Stone never leaves you behind. You’ll only move forward when you’re ready, when you’ve become comfortable and confident.

Communicate and connect with the world: Level 1, 2 & 3 Set.
Rosetta Stone Level 1, 2 & 3 Set will take you on a journey from the basics to a whole new level of sophistication. You’ll build a foundation of fundamental vocabulary and essential language structure. You’ll quickly gain the confidence to engage in social interactions. Say “hello” and “goodbye,” arrange travel, order food, go shopping and more! From there, you’ll share your ideas and opinions, express feelings and talk about your life, your interests and more. You’ll discover a voice. In a new language.

Audio Companion
With Audio Companion, you’ll enhance the Rosetta Stone experience wherever you go. You’ll learn new skills on the computer, and then reinforce what you’ve learned with Audio Companion. Simply play the CDs on a stereo or download them to a MP3 Player. Each Audio Companion activity corresponds to a lesson in the Rosetta Stone software, so you can turn your travel time into productive language-learning time.

Inside the box, you’ll find:

  • Version 3 Personal Edition CD-ROM software for Levels 1, 2 & 3 (Windows/Mac)
  • Headset microphone
  • User’s guide
  • Audio Companion, a multiple-CD set to play or download to your MP3 player

List Price: $ 579.00

Price: $ 579.00

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03 2011

Who is Apple’s new Mac guy?

Who is Apple’s new Mac guy?
Following the news that longtime Apple exec Bertrand Serlet was departing the company to pursue a career in science, CNET takes a look at Serlet’s replacement, Craig Federighi.
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03 2011


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