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12:05 AM
Hello
 
hello @murgatroid99
 
I asked a question earlier about making my computer work, and now it's gotten worse.
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Q: Fix broken Windows 7 boot loader

murgatroid99I have a computer that dual boots Windows 7 and Ubuntu through GRUB. Recently Windows failed to boot, and after trying various things to fix it, now when I choose Windows 7 in the GRUB menu, I get the message error: no such device: 9A7AC1417AC11B41 error: hd2 cannot get C/H/S values Press any ke...

I can't get to grub, and if I boot to a live Ubuntu CD I can't access the internet or mount my hard drive
 
@murgatroid99 Those commands you entered, the ones in the post, will write over grub and use the Windows boot loader
 
@SimonSheehan I thought that might be the case, but when I boot up I just get a blinking text cursor (after going through POST)
 
@murgatroid99 Weird... try reinstalling grub from a live cd
 
12:18 AM
@SimonSheehan How would I go about doing that?
 
hmm... spreading an ISO installer across several CDS... anyone has an idea? superuser.com/questions/388825/…
 
@SimonSheehan That might work. The problem is that my computer has a pair of HDDs in a raid 0 array, and I think there was some program Ubuntu needed to see the hard drives as a raid array. Without that, it can't even see the partitions
 
@murgatroid99 Perhaps you should backup your files from a liveCD, then do a reinstall... it honestly might be cleaner.
 
@murgatroid99 if the hard drives are assembled via the hardware , using a hardware bios, most of the stuff should treat it like a single drive, without drivers being required.
 
12:28 AM
@Psycogeek I can't remember exactly how the raid was done (I didn't set it up my self; I bought it like that), but I know that the live CDs see two separate hard drives and I had to tell my linux installation to treat them as a single drive.
@SimonSheehan I know it would be cleaner, and I have considered that option, but I don't currently have an external CD and I would prefer a solution that does not require me to go and get one
 
if they require software methods to keep them assembled, then i woudnt touch that with a 10 foot pole :-) because then i cant boot into the system (without driver and soft raid assembly)
(change that a bit) i cant boot VIa cds flash drives , and other things, it must be a setup that drivers and assembles them. making a backup and restore dependant on the assembly
 
OK it looks like I might be able to see it by using fdisk and changing the type of each drive to raid autodetect as described in this answer
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A: Unable to access intel fake RAID 1 array in Fedora 14 after reboot

shopimportReading your issue it remembers me that I had a simular issue which I could solve to run fdisk for the each of the devices and select change type (t) then fd (linux raid autodetect) and the write (w). I also had to add the raid (in my case md3) to the /etc/mdadm.conf however it seems to be there...

 
@grawity: my bad
 
@murgatroid99 is it raid0 or raid 1? because raid 1 both drives are (sort of) complete mirrors. in raid0 they require thier teammates.
 
@Psycogeek It's raid 0.
 
12:39 AM
Hardware raid controller?
 
@soandos I think it might be some sort of fake raid thing like in that answer I linked to
 
You have no way to check?
 
@soandos Right now I'm not even near my computer because I can't boot into it. Anyway, I'm not really sure how I would tell
 
@murgatroid99 fake raid, is a bad term, raid is "fake" if it uses more software , than hardware to do the work. a hardware Raid controller can be "fake", and still have a hardware bios.
 
@SimonSheehan Yeah... That one doesn't work anymore, kind of sad.
 
12:42 AM
@murgatroid99, do you have the model number/receipt from when you bought it?
 
@TomWijsman Wish someone could fix it :/
 
@SimonSheehan: I could do that.
But Sathya also has a Windows client, so I'm considering whether it can somehow be useful to start my own Windows client.
Or my own user script. Kind of tricky... ^^
Well, I'll go and try to get the user script working now.
 
@soandos I might have it somewhere, but not with me. I am pretty sure it's some sort of software raid because by default Ubuntu sees it as two separate disks
 
@TomWijsman The Window's client is nice, but it's a bit of an inconvenience.. Don't we just need to update the script?
 
@SimonSheehan If I would write a Windows client, it would automatically respond on opening the edit dialog and such with would make it more convenient.
 
12:49 AM
@TomWijsman But wouldn't that take a lot more effort than fixing a script? :P
 
Well, that's basically the idea if I don't get the user script working, I leave a Stack Overflow question to figuring out how to hijack the browser... :P
 
:P Sounds like fun then
 
@SimonSheehan: Sadly, I don't even get the userscript opened in Notepad++ when I right click in the GreaseMonkey scripts and cilck on Edit.
 
OK bye. I might be back
 
12:51 AM
Err... It's a one-liner apparently now that I do have it opened. Great! :(
@SimonSheehan I'm not a Coffee guy though, so my fix would be in JS.
Replacing ; by ;\r\n ^^
Hmm, by \r as it seems to be an UNIX file.
 
hmm... this is well beyond my knowledge :p
 
@SimonSheehan: Also beyond mine. Because it is converted from Coffee the Javascript file is kinda annoying.
 
@TomWijsman I wonder if @GeorgeEdison has any knowledge that he can lend to us..
 
Here!
What can I do for you?
 
@GeorgeEdison We're sort of looking at how we can get the SE Editor tool kit functioning again, as a userscript. stackapps.com/questions/2209/se-editor-toolkit
Any thoughts on how we can do this? Since its in coffee
 
12:59 AM
@SimonSheehan: Okay, got it inserted to one of the pages. Using inspection I've got more proper JavaScript source:
 
@GeorgeEdison seems like @TomWijsman has something going :P I'm completely clueless
 
Wow..
 
@SimonSheehan: Well, that's the clear Javascript version (the packed up version separated over various lines is really annoying to read).
 
Someone else and I actually recently started rewriting it:
Feel free to fork the code and add some features.
 
The thing is that one could go and check when the DOM changes (and thus check whether the edit is shown).
 
1:01 AM
Thats awesome :D glad to hear it @GeorgeEdison
 
And then run the toolbar code and such, but that wouldn't work given that it doesn't work on the edit page either. Dunno why though... :P
Guess it's just a selector bug or something.
 
I'll list it on Stack Apps once the diff preview is complete.
 
This is what I would look like right now from what I just saw:
 
Well, I'll try to get the original script going, moment.
 
Did I make this point clear enough? superuser.com/questions/388837/…
 
1:12 AM
@SimonSheehan YES!
 
Half his meta and SU questions are closed because he has ignored us telling him to read the FAQ about 10 times, even nhinkle told him
This is NOT ROCKET SCIENCE
 
Okay, guys - don't do this at home:
 
Done that several times. :D
 
In other news, I now have all the Star Wars movies saved to my PS3, along with Lord of The Rings
 
Actually, filling your disk up to 0 bits free would be nice for a blog post to see what would happen... Next-WTFriday post ^^
 
1:15 AM
Hey, that's a great idea.
 
@GeorgeEdison Blog writing right there!
 
@GeorgeEdison: You can do it if you want.
Although it would be nice to actually do it scientifically and install it, then before rebooting fill the disk or something.
 
We'd love it if you did it :P
 
Or do both. :P
 
Let me try filling it for a second...
 
1:17 AM
Just don't have anything open that you don't have saved yet...
(Or don't want to be corrupted)
 
Er... corrupted?
 
@GeorgeEdison: The editor has had its id changed to class: <textarea id="wmd-input-388836" class="wmd-input processed"
 
I know. That's to support inline editing.
 
@GeorgeEdison: Yeah, for example if Firefox needs to write some stuff to several files but can only write stuff to one or two files.
 
Oh, that kind of corruption.
I was worried you meant that the filesystem would get messed up.
 
1:19 AM
@GeorgeEdison: Why isn't there a document.getElementByClass function, what would my best approach be to acces it? :P
Or could I replace document.getElementById('wmd-input') by $('.wmd-input')[0], hmm...
I can kind of understand why it is pretty annoying to fix... :P
 
Weird... I was down to about 500kb or so and suddenly bang! there's 300mb free for no reason :P
I'm keeping track of all this for the blog post.
 
@studiohack thanks a ton again - backing up DVD's is now a hell of a lot easier
 
@SimonSheehan glad to help :)
 
@studiohack And now I actually have a little collection going on my machine :P
 
@GeorgeEdison: You could set Process Monitor to log to a different drive to see why that happened, what exactly it removed. But well, just doing it for the fun of doing it is already nice by itself... ^^
 
1:24 AM
@SimonSheehan lol haha
 
too easy now, eh?
 
I had this one:
function fireOnDomChange (selector, actionFunction, delay) {
    $(selector).bind ('DOMSubtreeModified', fireOnDelay);

    function fireOnDelay () {
        if (typeof this.Timer == "number") {
            clearTimeout (this.Timer);
        }
        this.Timer  = setTimeout (function() { fireActionFunction (); }, delay);
    }

    function fireActionFunction () {
        $(selector).unbind ('DOMSubtreeModified', fireOnDelay);
        actionFunction ();
        $(selector).bind ('DOMSubtreeModified', fireOnDelay);
 
@TomWijsman What's wrong?
Heh... just realized I need to save the screenshots somewhere else :P
 
1:25 AM
I got the above function from somewhere.
 
Back to 700kb or so.
 
@GeorgeEdison: The plugin you are using is kind of an overkill as it times out every 20 ms and works with a queue. While my solution only triggers when the DOM actually has been modified (not each modification, they can't run withing a delay of each other).
I dunno though whether DOMSubtreeModified works on every browser, didn't check that out yet but I believe it should...
Ah, DOM events like that seem to have been deprecated. But well, I'll consider that plug-in too as it actually looks so easy to use.
 
Hrm...
Chrome won't even let me upload files now.
Anyone have suggestions for things to try?
 
Random things.
@GeorgeEdison: Watch a YouTube video, open up an editor (MS Word?), start up a game, ...
 
Curious - despite having 0kb free disk space, Notepad++ will happily let me add text to the end of a document and save it.
 
1:34 AM
Well, you probably have had some bytes free.
999 bytes = 999 characters
Kind of like that.
 
Yeah, but I've added over 57kb to the file already.
 
Hmm, strange.
 
Argh!
 
I wonder though if there is a tool that tries to keep filling your drive and just idles when it can't.
 
Windows has freed up 308mb again.
 
1:36 AM
Heh, that's really interesting... :/
 
I'm beginning to worry where that space keeps coming from...
Well, anyway. I can upload the images I was going to show you now.
 
System Restore @GeorgeEdison - have run disk cleanup?
deleted all but the last system restore point?
 
Could be that it runs Disk Cleanup as a result @GeorgeEdison. I think it's part of the idle tasks that sometimes run automatically.
 
Hmm... it still won't upload.
@TomWijsman I ran disk cleanup before starting this whole thing.
 
But indeed, those things that use your remaining disk space are also involved I guess...
 
1:37 AM
@GeorgeEdison "scavenging" if i spelled it right.
 
Time to try again...
I can't figure out why my image won't upload though...
Here's one that does work ---^
 
Whitney Houston just died :(
Another great singer gone. Unfortunate.
 
Confirmed: CNN - Singer Whitney Houston dies at 48 (Mentioned by representative Kristen Foster)
 
Aha! Notepad++ saved a completely empty file without raising a single error.
Let me try another text editor.
 
@GeorgeEdison: Could be that the Main File Table still has quite some slots left for empty files.
 
1:49 AM
Nope... because a text editor I wrote myself a while ago actually did present an error.
...when I tried to save a file with more data than free space.
Heh... Explorer just crashed :P
...which managed to free up another 3mb or so.
 
2:04 AM
Lol... even Internet Explorer, when trying to save a page, tells the user that: "The webpage could not be saved because the disk is full."
 
Can anybody help me with nginx?
I'm getting 403 errors
server config: pastebin.com/ffdtaEqP
 
2:20 AM
Okay, that about wraps things up. Now to write the article...
 
@GeorgeEdison: No hurry, it's for Friday. :)
 
Yup - everything runs a little smoother when there's plenty of disk space.
 
@GeorgeEdison give it an inch it will take a mile :-)
 
The buttons don't do a thing, but it's a start. :P
 
2:39 AM
This is way too much fiddling to get working. It's indeed better to start from scratch...
 
2:53 AM
@TomWijsman Feel free to fork mine :)
 
had a dream that i was building a computer... with a capasitive on switch ;p
 
@GeorgeEdison I need to search for a string of text in my Yahoo! Messenger 11 chat history. When I view the history using Yahoo! Messenger, all I can do <span class="diff-delete">i </span><span class="diff-add">I </span> cycle through past conversations one by one. I remember being able to search through an entire log with a CTRL+F-style interface, but that seems to be gone.
 
background checks....
 
Seems I have a start here. :)
 
@TomWijsman: if its a text file can't you grep?
 
3:01 AM
@JourneymanGeek grep what?
 
well, the history file, presumably
unless tis multiple history files
which would be silly
hm
never mind
I totally misunderstood the situation ;p
 
:P
@GeorgeEdison: @JourneymanGeek:
 
@JourneymanGeek geez, i didnt realise it was so complicated. Mabey i shouldnt have answered it
 
@TomWijsman What's that from?
 
3:07 AM
Only need to get the enters correct and sent it over to George Edison.
@GeorgeEdison: Well, out of the other script with a small correction (it added a space withing the diff colored spans which is odd). :)
After I have the enters I'll sent it so you can do a diff, it's fairly simple to implement.
There we go. :D
 
Yeah, I'll add diff support to the script soon.
 
@GeorgeEdison Can I sent you this so you can take a look?
It's as simple as loading in the functions form the pastebin (pastebin.com/560mi6ud) (seach for Javascript Diff Algorithm).
// Now correct the body
var editor = toolbar.parents('.wmd-container').find('.wmd-input');
var original = editor.val();
var corrected = CorrectBody(original);
editor.val(corrected);
toolbar.parents('.post-editor').find('.wmd-preview').html(diffString(original, corrected).replace(/\n/g, '<br />'));
Then just that. :P
 
Yeah, I'm planning to use jsdiff for generating the diff.
 
And then I fixed the diff- lines such that he space is outside of the div: str += '<span class="diff-delete">' + out.o[n] + "</span>" + oSpace[n];
@GeorgeEdison: Gonna take a look at that, haven't seen it before.
@GeorgeEdison: Huh, but that doesn't create the style like above, does it?
 
@TomWijsman It generates HTML, which can then be styled with CSS.
 
3:18 AM
I think I am looking at the wrong jsdiff. :P
 
3:48 AM
@GeorgeEdison: If you want to spare yourself some typing:
EmbedFunctionOnPage('CorrectBody', function(original_body) {
    var corrections = {
		CorrectCommonMisspellings : function(body) {
			// ...
		},

		RemoveThankYou: function(body) {
			// ...
		}
    };

    for (var correction in corrections)
        original_body = corrections[correction](original_body);

    return original_body;
});
 
Hmm... that might be a little easier to manage except that the CorrectTitle code makes use of CorrectCommonMisspellings.
 
Yeah, could call a separate function only for that one.
 
Alright, the draft for the blog is done.
 
 
1 hour later…
5:06 AM
superuser.com/questions/388248/… is tempted to trout the op
 
@JourneymanGeek, you want to edit it, or shall I?
 
@GeorgeEdison: Seems it's starting to work quite well, here is what I did with the press of a button (I crossed what I had to add myself in red):
Ah, I see I can still do "I bought" --> "I have bought" and well, kind of automate it for "I searched" --> "I have searched" too.
 
5:26 AM
@JourneymanGeek Hey be kind, it is quite possible that the OP is an actual Penguin , and living up north the concept of the site might be hard to comprehend at first. Its not the same as jumping in your sled and traveling 50 miles to ask eskimo bob. (somehow i am thinking he deserved that)
 
@soandos: I'm not sure there's much to edit ;p
 
Can anyone else confirm this? superuser.com/questions/388881/…
I don't know how Google Chrome 'ties' files, so they automatically move together...
Or perhaps there is a standard procedure that Windows implements for saved web pages.
 
@JourneymanGeek: @soandos: Just flag the answer, don't tolerate this crap. :(
 
@iglvzx He did not indicate the OS. I believe something like this would be highly dependant on the OS. Xp used a packaging system (one file bundled with the stuff) for offlining Web pages in a package that stayed together, but it was not very usefull for moving to a portable.
OOps, OS and any software, he also didnt indicate How it was moved?
 
@Psycogeek See my comments. I have confirmed it on both Windows 7 and XP with various browsers. Dragging the files or copy and paste causes all the related files to move together.
 
5:38 AM
i saw
@iglvzx was it a htmx? I am trying to search for relevent data on da web.
 
@SimonSheehan, why no downvote on superuser.com/questions/262631/…?
 
@iglvzx (assembling puzzel pieces) Windows Explorer seems to follow the rule that if there is a slash (-), underscore (_) or a period (.) followed by the word files the directory is copied/moved/deleted.
 
Actually, nevermind my last "flag the answer", we've resolved it.
 
Connected Files

HTML documents often have a number of associated graphics files, a style sheet file, several Microsoft JScript (compatible with ECMA 262 language specification ) files, and so on. When you move or copy the primary HTML document, you also usually want to move or copy its associated files to avoid breaking links. Unfortunately, there has been no easy way until now to determine which files are related to any given HTML document other than by analyzing their contents. To alleviate this problem, Windows 2000 provides a simple way to connect a primary HTML document to its group o
To create a group of connected files, the primary document must have an .htm or .html file name extension. Create a subfolder of the primary document's parent folder. The subfolder's name must be the name of the primary document, minus the .htm or .html extension, followed by one of the extensions listed below. The most commonly used extensions are ".files" or "_files". For instance, if the primary document is named MyDoc.htm, naming the subfolder "MyDoc_files" defines the subfolder as the container for the document's connected files. If the primary document is moved or copied, the subfolde
 
5:55 AM
@Psycogeek Yes. I did some research myself, and I found that as well as another question on Super User: superuser.com/questions/239039/…
So, the question is a duplicate. No reputation for me. :( lol
 
dont ask dont tell :-)
 
lol. Too late, already flagged as duplicate.
 
@iglvzx the Su answer is very well done, better than the BS at MS :-)
 
Good morning guys. :)
 
@Bibhas, morning
 
6:06 AM
And my morning was made by this comment in a question - And it also happens to somebody else's PC with unknown specs, so it's not that my PCs hate me. I guess. Dunno.
 
lol
 
@Psycogeek @iglvzx That still doesn't work for me. I can move the files away.
 
@Bibhas See my last comment on the question. It was already covered in another SU question, with details on how to enable the feature if it was somehow turned off.
 
@iglvzx Got it
 
A peculiar and little known feature, nonetheless!
 
7:14 AM
What is the world is this?
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Q: SOUND IS TURNED OFF

LINDAMY SOUND HAS GONE AWAY FOR 2 WEEKS NOW--I DID EVERYTHING THAT YOU'LL SAID TO DO- IN THE PAGE WITH SAME QUESTION AS MINE--I GUESS I WILL HAVE TO CALL A LOCAL TECHNICIAN AND I DIDN'T WANT TO DO THAT-CAUSE THEY CHARGE FOR EVERY LITTLE THING THEY DO

And it's still open!
 
not any more ;p
 
good morning
 
@DanielBeck morning. :)
 
7:51 AM
I'm so tired...
But I had to finish this track D:
You would think encoding a video that's basically a static image and a music file wouldn't take too long...
75%...
And it's done. Now to upload...
Hm. I think Youtube changed their upload system. Much quicker than anticipated.
Night
Oh by the way... (no, this is not my video)
Goodnight
 
8:15 AM
@sidran32 The level of crasy goes up for something like this, when you go see this on YouTube, and not only do you realise how useless it is, but that other people had to create thier own :-)
So why did the Pet Rock go off the market. I see an opertunity for selling another 35 million "pet Stones"
 
@sidran32 Hahaha. Nice one.
@Psycogeek You have to use it to know that it's useless. :P
 
@Bibhas Asycronous multivibrators have replaced such wooden toyboxes with real technology :-)
 
8:31 AM
lol
Its useful! in an entirely useless and counterintuitive way!
 
Anyone know how to tell how many sticks of RAM are in a laptop without opening it?
 
@soandos: does it boot?
and what OS?
 
Yes, windows vista
 
lshw / some front end for WMI would do the trick
ahh
pcwizard or SIW would do the trick
 
that is the name of the program?
 
8:34 AM
ya
 
got it
 
SIW is prolly simpler, but i don't use it csause the guy who wrote it kept removing features on the free version
 
And this will get me the number of sticks?
 
downloading now
Given a mobo, how can I find out what ram will fit? (web site or something?)
 
8:42 AM
@soandos Official websites usually have this info. right? Dont know of any site that has all the mobo listed.
 
@Bibhas, I have a laptop here with 1GB of RAM, in 2 512 MB sticks
I am planning on ordering 2 1GB sticks for it
 
@soandos How old is it? model?
 
is there a way to find out my options to replace it (on newegg or something like that)
Compaq C700
Few years old
 
@soandos It should at least support 2GB per slot max. If not 4
 
Apparently, the manufacturer recommended against it for some reason. Does that matter?
also, its a 32 bit OS
(win vista)
 
8:46 AM
@soandos two 1GB stick shouldn't be problem
 
Right, but it would be cheaper to get one 2GB stick
if that would actually work
(note: will I have licencing issues with windows?)
 
well, two possible reasons
one, the bios dosen't support it
or its not tested
 
and no licencing issues?
 
@soandos o_O Why'd you have that?
You dont have to reinstall windows
 
I thought that it could be triggered by hardware changes
 
8:49 AM
shouldn't be enough to
at most you'd need to reactivate
 
It thinks that it is in a different machine or something (I know for sure that if the mobo changes then it would be an issue)
It is an OEM install. Still have to reactivate?
 
@JourneymanGeek Eh? RAM changes trigger windows to reactivate!
 
generally shouldn't be an issue
 
got it
 
@Bibhas: worst case scenario
 
8:51 AM
@JourneymanGeek Hmm.
 
and any RAM with the same number of pins, and same type (SDRAM, DDR2) will work ?
 
@soandos Check the bus speed. it should be same
 
if its a laptop SODIMM
 
@JourneymanGeek ?
 
also, some bioses are limited to certain sized sticks
laptop ram is always sodimm as opposed to dimm
 
8:51 AM
Right, hence the <= 1GB
got it
 
well, it might work, it might not be tested
 
no, I mean for sure the <= 1GB will work
 
@soandos sum web stuff youtube.com/watch?v=dT4uzqZ49Dg&feature=player_embedded#! Depends on the exact model . Possible to wedge in 3 if you do it right ? community.gogeeks.in/showthread.php?tid=165
 
*suggests googling to see if anyome else has done it)
 
The actual install is the easy part
it is the hardware that I should buy that I am more concerned with
@JourneymanGeek, I see "Max. Module Size : 2048 MB " in PC wizard
That means the BIOS supports 2GB sticks?
 
8:57 AM
I believe so
hmm
try the crucial memory advisor as well
there's an SU question on just this...
 
Link?
 
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A: How does Motherboard and CPU affect RAM choice?

harrymcMotherboard has the largest effect on the choice of memory, CPU is much less important. The simplest way to be absolutely sure that you buy the right RAM, is to use the tools available on the Crucial website. Their programs will scan your hardware, report on the number of RAM slots used (and by...

 
(I assume if the RAM i have is 200 pin, the RAM I buy must also be 200 pin)
 
that answer is probably the best for your needs, its not the one that got my bounty tho ;p
 
Downloading
 
9:04 AM
wonders how long before SU needs no new questions ;p
 
9:16 AM
@JourneymanGeek Creative re-titling has become important to getting an answer :-)
 
9:26 AM
lol
or searching, then clarifying how your question is different
 
Which brings up the question of "If the rest of the web was like Super User" what would that be like
 
I wish for a troll free internet, like SU.
Utopia. :|
 
Google search for Ivy Bridge . Google results "Pure Speculation, Get outta here"
Yahoo, please tell me How large can the file system cache in window 7 get ? Yahoo Results "asked and Answered"
DuckDuckGo, How Do i get rid of the CTRL-P on the keyboard Duck Results "WHY in heck would you want to do that?"
 
I wonder how it'd go if a search engine emerges now that has no limitation, no tailored result.
With API support.
 
@Bibhas you mean if the search engins even saw more than 10% of the web?
 
9:41 AM
Is that impossible?
 
I Was wondering if they would stop adding in features, and sucking down pictures, and all, if they used the Old method, and finnaly scoured the whole web itself
 
9:55 AM
lol
 
i knew it, the web is shrinking digitalquarters.net/2011/06/the-web-is-shrinking-now-what soon all web users will be looking at content from only 5 corporations . Just like the media in america is provided by/controled by 5, or is it 4 now?
 
@Psycogeek I was wondering the same thing yesterday.
 
rebuttal : Some of the conclusions you take from this data are pretty far reaching and aren't supported by the data.
Because people are using Facebook more, that does not mean they are searching less on traditional sites like Google and Bing.
Umm yes google bing facebook, but what about the rest of the web :-)
 
Stackexchange. ^_^
 
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