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If Google Maps Were Real: An Artist’s Vision

Image by heiwa4126 via FlickrIf Google Maps Were Real: An Artist’s Vision [PICS]: http://bit.ly/buWA5x

Data Goggles available for purchase

Image via Wikipedia

So, do you want to buy some Data Goggles?

[disclosure: I do NOT get anything if click-through to them, or if you buy them]

iSee - Video / Audio Recording Sunglasses

Technological Inventions and Ideas in Rainbow's End

Searching for "goggles snowcrash", I discovered www.technovelgy.com

Looking further, to see what this site has in regards to Rainbow's End, found:

Enhance your Google Search with CustomizeGoogle, Feedly and SearchCloudlet

Notice, in this image, three sections, that occur before the actual results of the Google search...

• The first section, "Try your search on" is from an add-on called CustomizeGoogle*.
  
• The second, "Explore Feedly for...", is from an add-on called Feedly.
  
• The third section, "Cloudlet..." is from an add-on called SearchCloudlet.

* The specific Preference is called "Add links to other web search sites", for Google Web Search, and "Add links to other image/photo/art search sites" for Google Images. And similar things for Google News, Video, and Blogs.

TIP: Drag a webpage's URL from Location bar, or from a tab, within a browser or amongst browsers

You can click on the icon of a webpage that you are visting, to another browser, or open it in a new tab by dragging it to the Tab area.

This works within* a browser, and amongst** browsers! Moreover, you can also drag them amongst browsers, e.g. Firefox, Flock, Safari, SeaMonkey Navigator, and even IE (Internet Explorer) - but, not Opera.

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Vernor Vinge's novel A Deepness in the Sky - UNIX epoch

I had forgotten that, "Vernor Vinge's novel A Deepness in the Sky describes a space-faring trading civilization tens of thousands of years (hundreds of gigaseconds) in the future that apparently still uses the Unix epoch" (Wikipedia)

Cool.