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I thought another future idea was to attach some sub-like vehicle to something like a cruise ship and hitch a ride & hide in its "shadow". At some destination, maybe a port of call, frogmen secretly release it.

Check out pain à l'ancienne, the cold fermented baguette from Peter Reinhart in The Bread Bakers Apprentice. Several people who have tasted this say they can no longer eat store bought bread and it's amazingly easy to make.

They should try distcc

I must have missed something - what technologies are behind the actual search? Lucene/Nutch/Xapian?? thx, Dave

It's kind of hard to find an article with pictures - but check this out - 3min video with great pics of the tools: http://www.colorado.edu/news/r/1124c0243883c267a7759da4bc4a2...

Buried in a comment in the article is a mention of the FF extension Fasterfox which is nice: http://fasterfox.mozdev.org/

Greg Linden's (MSFT) comments on a recent Google paper on this:

http://glinden.blogspot.com/2009/01/how-google-crawls-deep-w...

Good memory - I thought it was higher.

http://www.google.com/press/pressrel/dmarc.html

102M up front then payments of up to 1.1B(!) over 3 years.

Anyone remember Firefly from the late 90's? I got some great suggestions that I'm still listening to - B-Tribe I believe.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Firefly_(website)

Executive summary: Use Seagate drives.

Give the user multiple ways of accessing information, not just one.

Remember this acronym: LATCH

Location / Alphabetical / Time / Category ("tag"?) / Hierarchy.

http://www.informit.com/articles/article.aspx?p=130881&s...

It's a good mnemonic for GUI design - get a GUI up then consider LATCH and add another path or view of the info.

It would be interesting to hear you enumerate all signals you're considering, as one part of the problem will be to consider what other signals should be used.

Also, do you need the formula to be resistant to spam?

-- Dave