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07.17.07

Strange but True Sightings on the Internet domestic science, google, humor, kitchen sink, recipes, search engine traffic | (5)
Every Tuesday is Kitchen Sink day at Living Behind the Curve. I was checking out the search keywords that have hit Living Behind The Curve, and I noticed that there were a lot of questions nestled in there among the stranger requests. Since my blessed readers don't seem too keen on asking questions directly, I figured I'd take today to answer the inquiries that have floated in from the internet ether. how long to fry a funnel cake? Until it's appealingly golden brown. I looked at about a dozen recipes, and most of them essentially say "cook it till it's done". The ...
06.05.07

GBrain, what do you want to do tonight? google, kitchen sink, simplicity, technology | (2)
Every Tuesday is Kitchen Sink day at Living Behind the Curve. Google may not be evil , but they do seem awfully focused on taking over the world. On May 22, the Financial Times ran an article on Google's goals for the future. In the article, Eric Schmidt is quoted as saying: “The goal is to enable Google users to be able to ask the question such as ‘What shall I do tomorrow?’ and ‘What job shall I take?’ ” Are you pondering what I'm pondering? Don't get me wrong - I am a GFan. I live in my GMail, GDocs, and ...

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