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Category: Recreation, Fun 12 comments
2 Oct 2005 @ 20:08 by Lionel @82.227.198.101 : Flemming 2 Oct 2005 @ 20:20 by Andrius Kulikauskas @193.219.5.40 : Congratulations Flemming, It's great to hear from you. I'm glad they appreciate you! Andrius 2 Oct 2005 @ 21:06 by Ge Zi @24.126.199.23 : ears ringing Hi Flemming, good to hear from you again. True these treasure hunters are really annoying - I subsribe to your comment feed and the mailbox is full of these guys and I started to get worried about you as there were NO posts and comments with/from you. But I guess the other days you ears must have been ringing like hell - I talked to max and we bitched about you - so you thought you better give a life sign otherwise you might suffer permanent hearing loss, right? Hey, it's really nice in Zürich, and from what I heard, Dublin has real good pubs ;-) Cheers Gunter PS: what did you say??? - introverted??? 2 Oct 2005 @ 21:48 by jstarrs : Hey... ..great news, Flemming - things are in the air. I'm working with Mary Rix-Miller now, in Toulouse. Keep me posted for the Google thing, ok? Love to the family, also... 2 Oct 2005 @ 22:30 by stephka : the saying "if you have nothing to say, say nothing" works for me. A simple hi suffices. Nice to hear what you and your family are doing, anyway. If you decide to work for Google, wouldn't you be able to do it from home? 2 Oct 2005 @ 22:36 by ming : hi Well, one would think so, but that doesn't seem to be how they do things. Anyway, thanks for the greetings everybody. Yeah, I'm just a shy, introverted weirdo, who can't understand why a thousand people are coming by his weblog every day, even though he isn't there for a month. 3 Oct 2005 @ 00:57 by swanny : Hi hi again carry on swanny 3 Oct 2005 @ 10:07 by jstarrs : By the way, Flemming... ...I hope you're ready for a 'Fantastic Voyage' because, "You can't know what we are really up to until you are in the bowels of the company," Schmidt said during a recent interview with The Associated Press. [link] He-he.... 3 Oct 2005 @ 12:25 by ming : Google Ha, yeah, I wouldn't mind finding out what Google really is doing. Like, I still can't explain how they actually manage to index all the web and all my mail, so I can search on anything in it and get the answer instantly. From all I know about search algorithms, that should be pretty much impossible. But it isn't. 3 Oct 2005 @ 16:48 by Hanae @69.33.46.10 : Toward a broader NCN? Well, as someone known to me has been fond of saying: "Don't underestimate the value of being well connected." Some major movements towards a better world are very likely to be led by somebody who's a member of Google, or some of their close associates or friends, yes? "Over the years, many of Google's biggest products have bubbled up from the personal pet projects of its engineers." ---The Mind of Google's Resident Muse! This is one of the places in the world (accessible to you) where things are happening - FAST - very much in the here and now, and on the cutting edge, definitely a place for you, I think. Anyway, I still believe you should move to Japan ;-) 6 Oct 2005 @ 20:57 by jstarrs : You may like to check this out.. ..if you're a conscientous contender for the job... link Oh, please don't move to Japan. 6 Oct 2005 @ 23:26 by ming : Collective intelligence Ha, that's a good one. I get many of that kind of weird search engine searches here too. So, it isn't entirely as smart as it seems. But Google could be fun. I don't think I'm moving to Japan, though. Other entries in Recreation, Fun 16 Jan 2008 @ 11:00: What Are You Like? 22 Nov 2007 @ 19:01: The purpose of the white rabbit... 1 Nov 2007 @ 09:51: Minologue Jazz 30 Jul 2007 @ 14:52: The REAL purpose for the creation of pets 25 Apr 2007 @ 18:05: Git ve gör! Çok geç olmadan 16 Apr 2007 @ 21:39: Behavioral Game Design 11 Apr 2007 @ 03:08: The All New Archetype (Orisha) Crossword Puzzle 7 Apr 2007 @ 11:49: The New Species of Man 12 Aug 2006 @ 16:35: Renewing energy in Alicante (Spain) 27 Jun 2006 @ 20:23: The Rainbow People
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