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Linux popularity across the globe (Royal Pingdom)Linux popularity across the globe (Royal Pingdom)Posted Aug 22, 2008 6:12 UTC (Fri) by asamardzic (guest, #27161)In reply to: Linux popularity across the globe (Royal Pingdom) by pr1268 Parent article: Linux popularity across the globe (Royal Pingdom)
> What's concerns me is how the overall quality of information has declined due to the Internet. I'd say that the quality of information on the Internet declined radically too - back in the day, an Altavista/Yahoo/Lycos/Google search could usually get you right to the point, while today one has to wade through lengthy list of blog posts and alike random crap in order to find a meaningful answer...
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Linux popularity across the globe (Royal Pingdom) Posted Aug 22, 2008 10:56 UTC (Fri) by dgm (subscriber, #49227) [Link] In the very beginning you don't even needed to search at all. See a pattern? Google won his current status by being more accurate than Yahoo and Altavista. Maybe the time has come for the next step? Build a system that makes easier for people to get to the content they want and the price can be HUGE. It's not an easy task, mind you.
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