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F.C.C.’s Google Case Leaves Unanswered Questions | NYTimes.com
The FCC has issued an interim report on Google's wifi data capture as part of the Street View project. There's some good stuff in here about the different reactions of the US regulators and various European bodies (including, inevitably, a German prosecutor).
google  google/streetview  data  wifi  surveillance  privacy  germany  fcc 
5 weeks ago by blech
Instagram's Buyout: No Bubble to See Here | Wired.com
Andy Baio: "If we look strictly at the acquisition cost per user, Facebook got a relative deal with the Instagram purchase, paying roughly $28 for each of Instagram’s 35 million users. (The median cost across all the acquisitions is about $92 per user.)" "But if you look at the payout per employee, Instagram is completely off the charts."
andybaio  wired  instagram  facebook  youtube  google  acquisition  finance  money  via:@hitherto 
6 weeks ago by blech
Google Glasses and the Myth of Augmented Reality | The Atlantic
Navneet Alang: "for all the legitimately utopian hope of Project Glass, it is also a reminder of why the centralization of technology among a few key, large players is reason for pause. The glasses take those tired, pedantic debates over "open versus closed" operating systems and interfaces and puts them into sharper focus. This is about what kind of world we want to see."
google  google/projectglass  cyborg  augmentation  augmentedreality  theatlantic  from instapaper
7 weeks ago by blech
Hacking Scarlett Johansson using Google and gumption | Ars Technica
"Reaching from a Florida computer into the most private documents of Hollywood celebrities took no organized blackmail ring, no special tools, and no special software. It required merely a search engine, an Internet connection, and the willingness to be deeply creepy."
arstechnica  hacking  socialengineering  google  email  security  from instapaper
7 weeks ago by blech
DayNotes - Mon 12th Sept, 2011 | Rev Dan Catt's Blog
Dan on the GAE changes. "I am now thinking in terms of running my code on x number of servers, which is totally what I didn’t want to be thinking about."
google  appengine  cloud  sysadmin  via:straup  from delicious
september 2011 by blech
Turing's Cathedral by George Dyson | Edge
"By breaking the distinction between numbers that mean things and numbers that do things, von Neumann unleashed the power of the stored-program computer, and our universe would never be the same." George Dyson's short article for Edge may act as a sketch for his forthcoming book of the same name.
article  google  vonnuemann  alanturing  computing  history  culture  2005  from delicious
february 2011 by blech
A little help with spherical geometry | Google Geo Developers Blog:
"The first library that we are launching is the geometry library. The geometry library provides a set of utility functions for performing distance, heading, and area calculations in a spherical geometry, such as on the surface of the Earth, and also provides functions for handling encoded polylines."
google  google/maps  api  geometry  distance  geography  via:iamdanw  from delicious
january 2011 by blech
Damon Zucconi, 2010 | Fata Morgana
A very simple, but also very effective, hack using the Google Maps v3 styling options.
maps  google  art  labels  google/maps  styling  from delicious
december 2010 by blech
The Best Google Maps of 2010 | Google Maps Mania
"The BBC Dimensions site is probably my favourite Google Maps project of the year." Crumbs.
google  maps  cartography  berg  from delicious
december 2010 by blech
The Channel API (Python) | Google App Engine
New in 1.4.0: "The Channel API creates a persistent connection between your application and Google servers, allowing your application to send messages to JavaScript clients in real time without the use of polling. This is useful for applications that are designed to update the user about new information immediately or where user input is immediately broadcast to other users."
google  appengine  javascript  push  via:straup  from delicious
december 2010 by blech
The government shouldn't hang on Google | guardian.co.uk
Charles Arthur: "Recent statements from Cameron and Willetts on copyright and patents show the dangers of being in thrall to IT giants" Also: "[Startups] prefer real streets in real cities, where there's a bagel shop down the road, three other startups within five minutes' walk who they can meet for a chat, and a choice of pubs and coffee houses in which to have ad-hoc meetings."
london  technology  startups  eastlondon  google  government  copyright  guardian  from delicious
november 2010 by blech
Olympic Park to rival Silicon Valley in David Cameron's vision for east London | UK news | The Guardian
"David Cameron will today set out a vision of London's East End becoming a hi-tech rival to Silicon Valley on the US west coast, disclosing Google, Facebook and a host of cutting-edge firms have committed to invest in the Olympic Park." "Cameron will also disclose that he will look at a potentially far-reaching change to intellectual property rights after Google told him UK laws are far more restrictive than the US." Well.
london  internet  google  facebook  stratford  siliconvalley  siliconleavalley?  davidcameron  copyright  from delicious
november 2010 by blech
Styled Maps Using Google Maps API Version 3 | 41Latitude
"Perhaps the best feature of Google Maps API V3 is that you can now remove select map elements. Why is this API V3’s best feature, you ask? Well, because it allows you to remove map elements that are not particularly relevant to your mashup. " This looks like a very useful guide, with examples.
google/maps  maps  design  google  json  development  api  from delicious
october 2010 by blech
Where Have I Been? | Official Google Mobile Blog
If I actually *used* Latitude, this might be useful. As it is, I'd be better pulling locations out of Twitter and Foursquare. Mind you, the moon banner is a bit Jones/Dopplr-y, although not as nice (obviously).
google  location  history  dopplr  foursquare  twitter  personalinformatics  via:preoccupations  from delicious
may 2010 by blech
SQLite datastore stub for the Python GAE SDK | Nick's Blog
"The Python SDK's datastore implementation operates by storing the entire contents of your development datastore in memory." "The new local datastore implementation fixes both these issues by rewriting the datastore stub to use SQLite as a backend." Try the beta now. (docent's memory usage when running a local copy of the full DB was... painful.)
google  appengine  sqlite  database 
march 2010 by blech
SDK 1.3.1: Major Datastore Improvements | App Engine Blog
New in Google App Engine: "Datastore Query Cursors / No more 1000 result limit / Reduced error rate with Automatic Datastore Retries / AppStats RPC instrumentation library." Good stuff. Should let me fix some things with docent too...
google  appengine  python  datastore  api  statistics  via:jerakeen  via:straup 
february 2010 by blech
Bing tries to sign up newspapers: Web-wide war | The Economist
"A handful of well-funded and powerful platforms, locked in heated competition, could be better for consumers and generate more innovation than Mr O’Reilly’s vision of an internet made of many 'small pieces loosely joined'." Really?
economist  internet  google  bing  search  news 
december 2009 by blech
Testers needed for native OAuth | Google Groups
Google App Engine gets prototype OAuth support. One to look at, I suspect.
google  appengine  oauth  python  todo/gone  via:jerakeen 
november 2009 by blech
Apple Answers the FCC's Questions | Apple
"We are pleased to respond to the Wireless Telecommunications Bureau’s inquiry dated July 31, 2009, requesting information regarding Apple’s App Store and its application approval process." The Mac pundits will be digesting this all weekend. Most interesting: why Google Voice wasn't approved, the admission of an explicit AT&T veto on VOIP (and an implicit one for TV), and the stats on App Store personnel and process.
apple  google  iphone  appstore  software  pressrelease  via:daringfireball 
august 2009 by blech
Launched: Google Apps Script | Official Google Enterprise Blog
"we're excited to launch Google Apps Script to all Google Apps Premier and Education Edition customers today" (on Wednesday 19th).
google  google/apps  scripting  javascript  saas  via:yoz 
august 2009 by blech
Google App Scripts | Google
"Welcome to Google Apps Script: an easy way to automate simple tasks across Google Products." "use standard JavaScript; use Google's online Web Script Editor or your favorite Desktop development tool; Execution and hosting of scripts on the Google cloud" Interesting. (Confusing naming, perhaps?)
google  google/apps  scripting  javascript  office  saas  via:yoz 
august 2009 by blech
IMG MGMT: The Nine Eyes of Google Street View | Art Fag City
Treating Google Street View imagery as street photography, with some quite good results.
google  google/maps  google/streetview  art  photography  jonrafman  via:ldanderson 
august 2009 by blech
Alpha & hubristic user interfaces | Unqualified Reservations
This is very funny. I could pull out huge chunks of it as quotes, but I don't think I could stay in the 1000 character limit, and anyway, the whole thing - on Wolfram Alpha, interfaces, usability, AI, compsci, and MySpace - is worth reading.
google  wolframalpha  usability  interface  ai  via:tomc  via:ssp 
july 2009 by blech
django-gae2django | code.google.com
"gae2django is a Django helper application that provides an implementation of Google's App Engine API based on pure Django. The helper makes it easier to re-use applications originally designed for Google's App Engine environment in a Django environment." Handy for avoiding lockin (which seems to be attracting folk to Heroku).
python  google  appengine  code  django  portability  paas  via:jerakeen  via:simonwillison 
march 2009 by blech
Grow your app beyond free quotas | Google App Engine Blog
"You can now set a daily budget for your app that represents the maximum amount you're willing to pay for computing resources each day." "In 90 days we will be reducing the free quota resources. We believe these new levels will continue to support a reasonably efficient application serving around 5 million page views per month, completely free." Win some, lose some...
google  appengine  pricing  quota  via:jerakeen 
february 2009 by blech
Satellite Crash Animation | Google Earth Blog
"Thanks to the KML development efforts of James Stafford, you can use Google Earth's time animation feature to see the orbits of the two satellites from the six minutes before the impact until they meet. The file also includes one hour's worth of their orbital paths for some perspective."
google  google/earth  visualisation  space  satellite  collision  via:straup 
february 2009 by blech
"High CPU" is no more | Google App Engine Blog
'No more "High CPU Requests"! App Engine Apps were once allowed no more than 2 CPU-intensive requests per minute. We've made some adjustments to the way we handle requests, and have eliminated this limitation altogether.' More on the GAE-becoming-production-ready front, then.
google  appengine  cpu  quota  via:jerakeen 
february 2009 by blech
Apple, Google, and Palm | Daring Fireball
"in addition to multi-touch [on the G1], the other feature that Apple objected to was using a standard headphone jack. Apple apparently owns a patent on controlling software using buttons connected by a standard 3.5mm headphone jack (at least for music and video playback controls)" If true, this might be the most annoying patent in a long while.
apple  google  palm  mobile  patent  headphone  standards 
february 2009 by blech
A roadmap update! | Google App Engine Blog
Background tasks and task queues, XMPP and receiving email, oh my! Handy stuff, when it shows up (possibly for Google IO in May?)
google  appengine  queue  cron  email  xmpp  development 
february 2009 by blech
Google App Engine Launcher Options | Don Park’s Daily Habit
How to get dev-appserver to bind to a specific interface, rather than 127.0.0.1, which can be handy if you want to do local testing (the author wants it for IE debugging).
google  appengine  documentation  network  debugging  via:ade 
february 2009 by blech
Bringing OpenID and OAuth Together | Google Data APIs
'Google now supports the "Hybrid Protocol", combining OpenID federated login together with OAuth access authorization.' Looks like this might end up with a usable, open competitor to Facebook Connect.
google  oauth  openid  authentication  identity  authorisation  data  api  security 
january 2009 by blech
Handy data resources about the United States | Guardian
Fantastic- the stuff that was available at the Guardian hack day is now more generally out there.
guardian  google  spreadsheet  data  politics  statistics  via:hublicious 
january 2009 by blech
New ways to get around with transit | Google LatLong
An overlaid tube map for London (and other transit options elsewhere) is now available on Google Maps.
map  travel  transport  google  google/maps  london  via:magnetbox 
january 2009 by blech
Outputting PDFs with Google App Engine | Most recent call
How to use the ReportLab PDF generation library with Google App Engine. Summary: it works out of the box, except it tries to make a file, so stop it doing that and you're good to go.
google  appengine  python  pdf  programming 
january 2009 by blech
Free download from Google | Picasa for Mac
Hm. I really don't like Google's UI style and I found Picasa on the PC quite Fisher Price, but the face tagging and geotagging might make both iPhoto and Flickr a bit nervous of the newcomer. (Did anyone else notice the slightly snide comments in the video about referencing files?)
photography  google  software  macosx  picasa 
january 2009 by blech
App Engine conclusions | Jonathan Ellis
This seems to be a consistent source of App Engine criticism; basically, "I don't see the point of giving up my RDBMS just for (alleged) scalability". The comments do a good job of pointing out that, actually, RDBMSes just leave you with the pain of partitioning later. Mind you, my perspective's a bit odd, given how rarely I use persistent local data. (He's right about background tasks though.)
google  appengine  scaling  database 
january 2009 by blech
System Status, Quota Details, and a Billing Preview | GAE Blog
I think I should be paying more attention to the GAE blog, if I'm missing interesting/important things like this: "System Status Site that monitors the latency and uptime ... new Quota Details Dashboard ... [and] a sneak peak at our upcoming billing feature" (Yes, I've subscribed now.)
google  appengine  cloud  paas  pricing  status  dashboard 
december 2008 by blech
2009 Web Predictions | ReadWriteWeb
A consensus on Facebook Connect becoming de-facto single sign on everywhere (albeit with reservations, and one vote for Google instead), with a few people talking about lifestreaming (and more importantly dealing with the firehose, so filtering/recommendation). Worth a scan through, although it does peter out towards the end.
web  development  facebook  facebookconnect  openid  google  twitter  aggregation  lifestream  comment 
december 2008 by blech
Getting a visitor's location (city) | HubLog
When did this get so easy?
location  google  maxmind  javascript  geo  web  development 
december 2008 by blech
On App Engine | paulhammond.org
This pretty much mirrors my experience with App Engine; well documented, and trivially easy to deploy to. I've not used custom domains, so I've not run into the problems Paul found, but even so, he concludes, "App Engine is pretty much perfect for apps like this, and I can see me using it a lot more in the future..."
google  appengine  python  development  documentation  paulhammond 
december 2008 by blech
Running App Engine Applications on Django | App Engine
Yet another get-out route for GAE. Not for me, at the moment, because I'm not using Django, but still, probably worth a bookmark and a read.
google  python  appengine  django  porting  portability 
november 2008 by blech
Feed me! Alerts not just for email | Google Blog
"This week, our Trondheim-based Google Alerts team launched support for feeds, a highly requested feature you can use to receive alerts via the feed reader of your choice."
personalnewspaper  google  google/news  news  alerts  feeds 
november 2008 by blech
K-9 - An android mutt | Jesse
"I set up a google code project, checked in the 'Email' app's original source code and started in with a regex-shaped chainsaw. When I was done K-9 was born." Yes, a fork of the original Android email app, on their app store. I shouldn't need to mention MailWrangler now, right?
android  google  mobile  email  software  opensource 
october 2008 by blech
Parsing Wikipedia with Google Spreadsheets | OUseful.Info
Oh my. This is... really rather good. As someone else said, "the semantic web is here".
google  google/spreadsheet  wikipedia  programming  semanticweb  via:infovore  via:nedrichards 
october 2008 by blech
app-engine-patch | Google Code
Apparently the state of the art in Django-on-App Engine packages (as opposed to, say, google-app-engine-django or - horrors - following the article on the App Engine site itself).
python  django  google  appengine  framework  development  todo 
october 2008 by blech
Front Page | App Store
A Google App Engine-hosted web-based front end to the App Store, which used to be accessible only though iTunes - and therefore not bookmarkable, etc, etc. There's no details of who's behind it, which is perhaps understandable, but also a shame.
apple  iphone  appstore  web  google  appengine  python 
september 2008 by blech
Production Quality Applications on GAE | Google I/O
Video and slides from a talk a while ago on how to build good apps on Google App Engine. Covers profiling and has a version of the "email on error" recipe. (I've read the slides but not watched it.)
google  appengine  presentation  towatch  video  python  testing 
september 2008 by blech
Email upon exception with throttling | App Engine Recipe
Once I figure out how to get email working (pesky 'has to be an admin' nonsense) I might add this. Mind you, I already get quite good visibility on errors. There's more useful stuff on the site, too.
google  appengine  python  development  email 
september 2008 by blech
Decorator to get/set from memcache | App Engine Recipe
Does what it says in the title. I'm not sure I'll use exactly this, mind.
google  appengine  python  memcached  development  via:ade 
september 2008 by blech
Gearshift (Migrations for Gears) | Code by Patrick Quinn-Graham
Does what it says in the title, giving you a mechanism for migrating Gears data from one schema to another.
google  google/gears  database  migration  javascript 
september 2008 by blech
Confirmed: Chrome Is Coming To Android | ReadWriteWeb
The main article seems to me to be stating the blindingly obvious, but the second comment has an interesting theory: that the V8 JavaScript engine will be made available to App Engine apps. A hosted server-side JS dev environment. Hmmm.
google  google/chrome  v8  zimki  via:mattedgar 
september 2008 by blech
We haven’t named the conference “Over Quota” | Aral Balkan
"The Google App Engine quota system is fundamentally broken. You cannot have a cloud solution that 'intelligently' takes sites down, essentially making every site running on it into a Twitter at the height of its troubles" "This isn't Google Toy Engine, it's Google App Engine"
google  appengine  cloud  hosting  via:gnat 
september 2008 by blech
A fresh take on the browser | Official Google Blog
Official word on Chrome. "We will be launching the beta version of Google Chrome tomorrow in more than 100 countries." - localisation? "Google Chrome is far from done. We're releasing this beta for Windows" ... "hard at work building versions for Mac and Linux too".
google  google/chrome  browser  windows 
september 2008 by blech
Google Chrome | Google Book Search
The Google Chrome comic that kicked it all off, available on Google Book Search (and as a downloadable PDF).
google  google/chrome  comic  pdf  design  browser 
september 2008 by blech
Google Chrome Process Manager | John Resig
"If this is true and there's a process manager which allows you to see how many resources are being consumed by a particular browser tab (including plugins!) this will be a 100% killer browser feature." Resig goes on to consider the implications for web developers.
google  google/chrome  browser  javascript  development 
september 2008 by blech
The Google Browser | The Truth about Mozilla
An interesting post from back in February about Firefox developers hired into Google suddenly going dark. Now it looks like this can be confirmed as them moving to Chrome-on-Webkit. (Presumably it was going to originally be Chrome-on-Gecko.)
google  google/chrome  mozilla  firefox  software  development  people  browser  via:bopuc 
september 2008 by blech
comic book - Page 12 | Google on Google Chrome
The comic book that Google is apparently using to introduce its browser (or is it a runtime environment?) spends a couple of pages, starting here, talking about why they chose WebKit. The whole thing seems to be worth reading, especially the bits about pervasive multithreading early on.
google  google/chrome  browser  web  webkit  development  comic 
september 2008 by blech
Home | Google App Engine Cookbook
A collection of tips for various things to do with Google App Engine, which is kind of handy.
google  appengine  python  django  development  tips  via:joshua 
august 2008 by blech
London from the Air | Google Maps
Everyone is, not without reason, very excited by the photos of London from the Air that Justin Hawke took, featured yesterday on boston.com's The Big Picture. I thought it would be nice to show where they all were, so here's a quick map. (Yes, I do evil client image sizing.)
london  photography  map  google  bigpicture 
august 2008 by blech
"Online maps 'wiping out history'" | jerakeen.org
Tom Insam runs with my commentary (why don't the OS get their data onto the Google interface?) and highlights the Google response: the data's there, it's just not displayed. Unfortunately, as he also notes, there's not much of a good UI to display it in the end either.
bbc  news  maps  geography  google  uk  comment  ordnancesurvey  geowanking  jerakeen  tominsam 
august 2008 by blech
Online maps 'wiping out history' | BBC News
The oft-quoted portion seems to be "Projects such as Open Street Map, through which thousands of Britons have contributed their local knowledge to map pubs, landmarks and even post boxes online, are the first step in the fight back against "corporate blankwash". Yes, but...
bbc  news  maps  geography  google  uk  comment  ordnancesurvey  geowanking  via:everyone 
august 2008 by blech
Create Your Own Feed Maps | Google Maps Mania
"Feed Maps is a new API from Map Channels that lets users create Google Maps mash-ups from a number of different data sources." Aaron implies this might be useful with Flickr feeds. Hm.
google  maps  geowanking  feeds  via:straup  via:jerakeen 
august 2008 by blech
home | appengine-utilities
"The appengine-utilities project is for people who have needs not supplied by the Google App Engine environment by default. It includes such features as sessions for preserving data across multiple page views" So far, fairly useful.
google  appengine  python  utilities  development 
august 2008 by blech
Google Mac Developer Playground | Google Code
"Many developers at Google work on interesting open-source projects, some full time, some in their 20% time. This page is a collection of several such Mac-related projects."
google  google/code  macosx  applications  utlitities 
august 2008 by blech
appmenuboy | Google Code
"AppMenuBoy is a small Cocoa application that creates a hierarchical menu, in the dock, and when it is the frontmost app, in the menu bar, of your apps" A Google Mac playground app.
macosx  applications  utilities  google  google/code 
august 2008 by blech
Google App Engine With Amazon Web Services | Idle Words
Background processing requirement on a GAE project? This will help you use S3+SQS to handle it. (Hmm, too many acronyms there perhaps.)
google  appengine  python  s3  queue  messaging 
august 2008 by blech
IMG·2·JSON — An image meta–data to JSON web application
"IMG·2·JSON is a simple Google App Engine python application which extracts metadata from images and returns the results as a JSON string. " Could be handy, perhaps. Impressive use of GAE too.
photography  exif  google  appengine  json  python  via:straup 
august 2008 by blech
Pound the pavement | Google LatLong
"Starting today, you can tell Google Maps that you want walking directions, and we'll try to find you a route that ... uses pedestrian pathways when we know about them" They failed my Barbican highwalks test, but hopefully the data will come in time.
google  google/maps  maps  navigation  walking  via:cityofsound 
july 2008 by blech
Perl on App Engine | brad's life
Sounds like Brad Fitzpatrick is trying to get this off the ground. "basically, we'll be statically linking in a hardened, customized libperl to a C++ application, disabling all Perl dynamic loading" amongst other things.
perl  google  appengine 
july 2008 by blech
Google Mobile App for iPhone | YouTube
Yet another web site wrapped in an iPhone application. Oddly, it's not available in the UK, despite being presented on the UK YouTube site by a British person.
apple  iphone  google  application  mobile  blogcomment 
july 2008 by blech
Newspapers Don’t Understand The Web | Publishing 2.0
"Here’s an idea for newspaper website homepages — just a search box and a list of blogs." One reader's frustrations trying to get local news out of a world-focussed US newspaper site.
news  newspaper  web  weather  location  business  google  via:pauldwaite 
june 2008 by blech
Do What You’re Great At | Davenetics*
"here’s a whacky idea my Yahoo friends. Why not define yourself by your news services and the other stuff where you destroy the competition?" He's not the first person to say this, but concentrating on news not the Flickr/delicious axis is new.
yahoo  google  news  business  via:daringfireball 
june 2008 by blech
AJAX Libraries API | Google Code
Why bother with all that pesky JavaScript library hosting yourself? Now you can call to Google and have them handle it. Complete with versioning, so you can make sure nothing changes under you.
google  javascript  jquery  ajax  library  hosting  web  development 
may 2008 by blech
Twitter Charts | Xefer
Really nice Twitter visualisation using Google Charts, Yahoo Pipes and so on. Only let down, as so many Twitter tools are, by its inability to look at private timelines (bring on the OAuth already).
twitter  charts  pipes  javascript  google  google/charts  visualisation  via:psd 
may 2008 by blech
Google Transit Gets Smarter | Autopia from Wired.com
So US-centric it hurts. Boggle at "Google Transit may well become the world's best way to run a railroad" (no, the best way to do that is good frequency and reliability) and the fact this is on their car blog, then point out TfL doing this better, sooner.
wired  transport  information  google  us  via:cityofsound 
april 2008 by blech
jaiku | dw.blah
"jaiku is now being run as a '20%' project by the jaiku staff who joined google when they were bought out." I can't read the original post, but somehow this has the ring of truth. Meanwhile, people discuss Friendfeed as a post-Twitter site. Sigh.
jaiku  google  twitter  friendfeed  aggregation  via:antimega 
april 2008 by blech
City Distances | Bestiario
Shows the links between cities as indexed by Google. Certainly very nice to look at and play with.
google  cities  visualisation  maps  interface  via:tomc 
april 2008 by blech
Google App Engine ported to Amazon's EC2 | Waxy.org
"AppDrop is simply a remote installation of the App Engine SDK, with the user authentication and identification modified to use a local silo instead of Google Accounts" On github. So much for lockin?
google  appengine  amazon  infrastructure  portability  tools  saas  python  git 
april 2008 by blech
Amazon vs Google | Bits or pieces?
I've been wondering if Simon Wardley would comment on App Engine, and he does. His comments on the SDK match what Tom and I have said: you can deploy to your own colo from the SDK. There's your exit strategy. (You do lose single sign on.)
google  appengine  amazon  saas  comment  zimki 
april 2008 by blech
app engines | tecznotes
"Amazon's services were like a breath of fresh air while so far, Google's has filled me a dread I dare not name." Michal Migurski compares the tabula rasa of EWS with Google's App Engine. Interesting.
google  appengine  development  amazon  comment 
april 2008 by blech
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