Akismet is beautifull piece of software for blog protection, and catches lot of spam comming here. Not a single spam message ever came to blog without being caught by akismet module. I have about 200 spam messages daily, and i’m pretty short-fused about them. But check this post… I am a little baby concerning this guy…
Well, off to deleting spam, see you.

Well, couple of days ago, I was with friends of mine over at the favorite local hang-out spot of ours, and we started discussing web 2.0. It seems that we’ve got some pretty bad ideas, such as these: Web 2.0 apps will eat all available internet bandwidth before 2010. And here’s why: Bandwidth is limited. We’ve already seen applications like Google suggest that give you partial results, by getting all results that matter to you. Well, you type a letter, and Google sends you partials, using bandwidth. Then you type another letter, and Google uses some more bandwidth. as you continue typing letters, you can see that these small fractions of bandwidth usage, multiplied by a billion or more users using Google at a same time, will take billion times more bandwidth, times number of letters used for search. As almost every search is 4 letters or more, you can foresee the scenario… But, there’s an encouraging thoughts, which we didn’t think about: by 2010, internet will expand. It will expand more and more, thus allowing such a waste of bandwidth…

Google is mentioned here per-example, it could be any web service that uses such partial queries to their servers, such as userscripts.org, metak (mentioned before), etc…

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I’ve just stumbled upon best Serbian Web 2.0 Application yet- Metak (Bullet in English) translator, free engine for online translation of words (that’s what the translators are all for) from Serbian to English and vice-versa. At first I thought it was just yet-another-translator, but with first letter that I typed, it was all different… Something like Google suggest happened in a flash, and with every letter typed, selection was narrowing, until I’ve got my word… fast as a bullet… This is great, and this goes straight to my bookmarks…

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Matthew Paul Thomas said it in one humorous image in his blog. Check it out here

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And here’s why: in just over 2 hours, i’ve discovered more new sites, with excellent useability and power than i have in the whole last year. How come? Well, I’ve found a site presenting best technologies of web 2.0, and found next to be type of internetware i just can’t live without:

• NetVibes the one and only start page.
• Writely online text processor.
• Pandora your one and only musical station.
• Extratasty Get your party started with a booze.
• TechCrunch all news on web 2.0
• Technorati the blog searcher

and many more… Every goddamn minute I stumble upon new one, showing me how it’s great to have new generation tools handy. Long live WEB 2.0!

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