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Thursday, April 29, 2010

How big is the Internet?

About this big:

Posted by Nigel Dalton

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Four years in America on an immigrant worker's H1B Visa gave me a special appreciation that not all our compasses point to the same North on this planet - even though we speak the same language.

England and America - 'two nations separated by a common language' and all that.

Here's a few musings about then and now - mine, and some from people I know, who write like the virtuoso I long to be.

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Mashable!

OpenAI is making a major change to ChatGPT interface - OpenAI plans to merge ChatGPT's Chat and Work tabs. Shared usage limits for ChatGPT and Codex start in December for Plus, Pro, and Business plans.
The New Yorker

Briefly Noted Book Reviews - “Music Against the Night,” “Her Kind,” “A World We Share,” and “The Flying Death.”
BuzzFeed - Latest

"Took A Swing At Her Mother-In-Law, And Landed A Punch On Her New Husband" – People Are Sharing The Wedding Moments That Spelled Disaster - "During the vows when it came to a part about 'forsaking all others' the wedding party burst into laughter." ------------------------------ View Entire Po...
confused of calcutta

a big boy did it and ran away - I first came across this phrase in a Billy Connolly sketch, and learnt that it was a different way of saying the Billy Bunter habitual statement: it wasn’t...
TechCrunch

How I Get Free Traffic from ChatGPT in 2025 (AIO vs SEO) - Three weeks ago, I tested something that completely changed how I think about organic traffic. I opened ChatGPT and asked a simple question: "What's the ...
Wired Top Stories

Trump–Biden Debate Conspiracies Have Already Flooded the Internet - Republican lawmakers, right-wing media outlets and influencers, and Trump himself are pushing conspiracies about Biden’s health and the debate in general.
Bike Snob NYC

New Radio Show! - Owing to cascading back-to-school schedules I make my return to typing words into the internet incrementally, and to that end here's a short post alerting ...
Abstract City

Dante at the Beach - In the midway of this his summer life, he found himself on a sunny shore, astray.
BBC Internet blog

The Blue Room at The Consumer Electronics Show - Hi, my name is Richard and I'm a technologist working in the BBC Blue Room. It's my job to highlight immediate consumer technology trends and game chang...
R+R Hardwired

Dot Com Memories - Superbowl Adverts - When we spent time in San Francisco in 2000 as part of an Antipodean startup, there was a bizarre moment in the process of obtaining precious venture capit...
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