I can’t tell which is funnier, the 2+ minute Google piece or the 3 second Yahoo! one. Gotta love The Onion.
It may not be Cock Puncher but it’s right up there with the MacBook Wheel.
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Big In Japan: Black Man Undies, Ball Blushers, and Tommy Lee Jones
Cool: Google Chrome Speed Tests
If I did nothing else this week, I got zombies on the Yahoo! sign. A three-year first. It’s the little things, folks.
ZOMBIE BONUS:
Black Hat Brigade “Zombie City Shake” from Fathers EP
Spotted this Post-It Note Mario and mushroom in the halls of Yahoo!.
Bay Area Brazilian quartet, Grupo Falso Baiano (The Fake Bahians) offer a refreshing take on everyone’s favorite gamer theme:
Grupo Falso Baiano “Irmão Super Mario” from Choro e Jazz
Grab the album from their official website. (Thanks, Davon)
Nerdy, yes. But that’s why you’re here.
Check out this exhaustive list of search shortcuts you can use on Yahoo! and Google. Who’s better? You decide. They’re all clickable.
My opinion? See the rest »
Yahoo! Ideological Search
Yahoo! brings Truthiness to web search with the Ideological Search Engine. Filter the web through the blinders of either political view.
My take: Funny and surprisingly useful.
Google CADIE
Google introduced CADIE, the world’s first Cognitive Autoheuristic Distributed-Intelligence Entity.
My take: Sorta funny-ish but takes a lot of reading. I’ll give it to ’em for being thorough—on top of CADIE’s Blog and YouTube channel, there’s GMail, Google Docs, and Google Code. Talk about geeking out.
The built-in Safari search on iPhone is okay. If you like türd. Thankfully, Inquisitor‘s been ported as an App. Giving suggestions and site descriptions, before you even tap. Damnit, that rhymes.
Get it free on the App store now.
