Blog By Googler

Blog by Googler

Peter Fleischer: Privacy...?

The polar bears committing to protect baby seals - Everyone wants to protect kids online. Recently, Australia passed a ban on social media use by under-16’s. France is in the process of doing the same f...
1 day ago
Jens Meiert – Blog

HTML Minifier Next 5, a Quick Upgrade Guide - A checklist to work through the breaking changes of this major update.
2 days ago
20SomethingFinance.com

The Cheapest New Cars in 2026 - This article has been updated for the 2026 vehicle model year. Each year, I enjoy researching and ranking the cheapest new cars sold in the U.S. market a...
4 days ago
Occam's Razor by Avinash Kaushik

The Best Marketing ROI Formula: Incremental Net Profit ROI! - There’s a scary Giant hiding in your closet. It imposes hidden costs that, when accounted for, transform your claim that advertising is adding business p...
2 weeks ago
persistent.info

Infinite Mac: Resource Fork Roundtripping - One of the frequent emails that I get about Infinite Mac is “I’ve been copying over these files to every mac I’ve owned for the past 20 (or 30 or 40) yea...
4 months ago
Otaku, Cedric's weblog

Viewing the world with mathematics - I have a very complex relationship with math. I minored in math but I was really bad at it, and my classmates were regularly running rings around me. My mi...
2 years ago
Piaw's Blog

Review: The Body - A Guide for Occupants - I've bounced of a number of other Bill Bryson books before, so I approached The Body with low expectations. To my surprise I found myself reading the book ...
6 years ago
Matt Cutts: Gadgets, Google, and SEO

All the Fitbit activity badges - Fitbit has discontinued their Fitbit One step trackers, which seems like a good opportunity to step back and reflect on wearing one for the last decade or ...
6 years ago
tins ::: Rick Klau's weblog

Jaguar I-Pace first impressions - A mere three years after I got a ride in a prototype of the early Google self-driving cars, Elon Musk launched Tesla's autopilot. I'd experienced something...
7 years ago
Bolinfest Changeblog

How I ended up writing opensnoop in pure C using eBPF - Hello friends, it's been awhile. I recently had the opportunity to do a deep dive on eBPF and I learned a lot in the process. There isn't a lot out there o...
7 years ago
Technical Revenue

- Jack Test Jack Test
7 years ago
Marketing w Internecie

Prezentacje z 25 SEMcampu - Jak już pisałem jakiś czas temu, w październiku odbył się się, jubileuszowy, 25 już SEMcamp. Poniżej udostępniam materiały z wydarzenia. Przemek Modrzewski...
8 years ago
Alon Chen's Diary - אלון חן

Food Survey Made Easy - It's becoming a pretty difficult to dine together. Whether for business or for pleasure. More and more people have more particular food preferences: vegan,...
8 years ago
Stevey's Blog Rants

Why Kotlin Is Better Than Whatever Dumb Language You're Using - Ah, clickbait. Where would the internet be without it? The answer will shock you! But seriously, I didn't mean to insult your favorite language… much. ...
8 years ago
BLADAM: Life, Liberty, Love and Stuff - (Full-text feed)

Salmon: Super delicious & super-easy even for cooking n00bs! (#2 in “Cooking for the Lazy” series) - Tonight I ate some of the most delicious salmon EVER… and, just as gratifying, I made it! Total prep & cook time: under 10 minutes (seriously). Total co...
9 years ago
EricaJoy

Therapy Session Who Even Knows: I Am vs. I Do - The fundamental human need for one human being to hear another human being say to them: “You are not alone. You are seen. I am with you. You are not alone....
10 years ago
Confessions of a Digital Packrat

The un-phonetic alphabet - Karl Fogel started this on the whiteboard in building 43 at Google in early 2006. The goal was to come up with an alphabet that, when used to spell out wor...
11 years ago
iBanjo

Learning colored pencils - Having studied and practiced basic drawing & portrait sketching in graphite for the last 8 months, I figured it was time to learn something about color. Pa...
11 years ago
Alexander Limi

Checkboxes that kill your product - A little historical baggage can be a dangerous thing when multiplied by a few hundred million individuals
12 years ago
P@ Log

Hello Microsoft! - On april 29th 2013, I joined Microsoft’s legendary Developer and Platform Evangelism team, where I will initially focus on the Enterprise market. I will re...
12 years ago
Christian Pezzin

Ci sono ancora... - Ciao a tutti, ci sono, ci sono. Non sono sparito, anche se l'ultimo post è del 2011. Sto solo cercando una casa alternativa per il mio blog e provando nuov...
13 years ago
Beyond Satire - Reality is now beyond satire

Moving to twitter - Not having time to maintain or update this site, I have disabled comments and created a Twitter account, beyondsatire, where you can follow me.
14 years ago
Ego Food

Protest Kiss, 10 years ago.... - Is kissing at protests a thing? From the 9/2001 IMF Protest in DC.
14 years ago
damonkohler

Brain Slug Hat - Laura made me this Brain Slug hat as an early Christmas gift! I just wanted to share its awesomeness.
15 years ago
Dr. Razavi's Good to Know Info

Mammography Debate - When to Start Screening - At what age is it recommended for a woman to start routine mammograms: A. 40 years old B. 50 years old C. Neither A or B D. Both A and B. Until last year, t...
15 years ago
Bikin' my Bloggin'

What the press is saying about the new Google Mobile App for Blackberry - Just a collection of links to different articles; probably I'll update it later. Meanwhile, let me enjoy my 15 minutes. CNET (Really in-depth): *Google ...
15 years ago
kraneland...

Mug Shot - sans open mouth - Loyal readers, you'll be pleased to know that I'm actually capable of taking a photo with my mouth closed. :-) We just launched a new website, where the ...
15 years ago
grokster

Don't Be Evil - So, [sorta] Health Care Reform actually really passed. A year of dithering, noise, misrepresentation, back-room dealing, and Deity knows what else, and now...
15 years ago
too

Hope - Several days ago I volunteered on a relief mission to Haiti that brought in nearly 20,000 lbs of supplies. While the trip was brief, I did travel into the ...
16 years ago
It Has Come To My Attention

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17 years ago
Catspaw's Guide to the Inevitably Insane

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