When you built your first web site, didn’t you just want to promote it everywhere with big bold letters saying, “HEY EVERYONE! COME HERE AND LOOK AT MY WEBSITE! ISN’T IT GREAT?” Or, when you submit your web site to forums for web site reviews, what do you typically ask for?
Peekyou.com is the most popular people search engine that can help you in many ways in terms of being in connect with people across the globe. First it helps you to track down your good old friends who are continents or thousands of kilometers away.
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As early as 1996, a proposal was written to create a META tag to be used within the HTML of a page. Adding "metadata" tags to the HTML structure of the day for the purpose of better describing web pages. By then, hundreds of thousands of web pages had already been written, and the concern was that while pages could be indexed, there needed to be something that would allow to better automate their indexing.
It's one of the simplest hacks we've seen in a long time, and the more elite computer users have known about it for a while, but it's still kinda cool and just a little bit unnerving: A hacker has revealed a way to use Google and other search engines to gain unauthorized access to password-protected content on a dizzying number of websites.
As just found at John Swords Blog as well as on 3PointD, the Electric Sheep Company just published the beta version of a new search engine.You can check it out at search.sheeplabs.com where it’s showing off in a nice web2.0ish Look’n’Feel.So what’s new about this search engine you might ask? Simple, it automatically indexes objects [...]
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clipper's remarks: Nice interface - wide range of search engines - local language chooser
As soon as you launch a search, Kartoo analyses your request, questions the most relevant engines, selects the best sites and places them on a map. In this map, the found sites are represented by more or less important size pages, depending on their relevance. When you move the pointer over these pages, the concerned keywords are illuminated and a brief description of the site appears on the left side of the screen.
A series of keywords appears. You can refine your search by clicking subjects.
To go to the next map, click on the "map nb x" button
