| LANGREITER.COM plain, simple | |||||||||
 START
 INDEX
| |||||||||
 Dienstag, 10. Januar 2006Jakob Nielsen: Search Engines: His advice is quite hilarious.Frank Kane: 'I was just reading about how natural uranium deposits sometimes spontaneously undergo nuclear fission. It was noted that this was first discovered in 1972 while some uranium ore was being analyzed for a nuclear power plant. 1972! The "atomic age" was so long ago, and the "space age" even longer. To me, THAT is technology. Harnessing the power of the atom. Putting men on the moon and safely returning them. Impressive shit. 'Today, we live in the "information age". What would extraterrestrial space aliens think if they visited our civilization today, only to find billions of people sitting in front of glowing boxes all day, making little lights on them blink in what they consider to be interesting patterns? Including a handful of people at NASA making pretty pictures on their computers of how they might try to re-invent Apollo-era technology over the next 30 years.'Heute vor 4 Jahren*: "Ein herzliches Willkommen auf lcom, edition deux!" 2002-01-10. * (!)
Please log in (you may want to register first) to post comments! |
 SEARCH
GET YOUR MOVE ON
 ALMOST ALL ABOUT YOU
So log in, fella — or finally get your langreiter.com account. You always wanted one. Nearby in the temporal dimension: Nobody. ... and 36 of the anonymous kind. Click on  for a moderate dose of lcom-talk. This will probably not work in Lynx and other browser exotica.
THIS DAY IN HISTORY 2008 / 2006 / 2005 / 2004 / 2003 / 2002 BACKLINKS none RECENT EDITS (MORE)  films-seen Blood Stone y!kes wet towel B Studio Pilcrow News Nastassja Kinski 2011-10-06-steve 2011-10-06 comment-2011-08-04-1POWERED BY 
&c. GeoURL RSS 0.92 FRIENDLY SHOPS Uncut Games bei Gameware OFFEN! Offenlegung gem. §25 MedienG: Christian Langreiter, Langkampfen See also: Privacy policy. |
