Deadly Computer Blog

Five years ago Google released Gmail to the world.  It was on April 1, and most people thought it was a hoax, 1GB of storage space, that’s crazy, who needs all that space?  Well it was quickly the must have thing of the year, and you can even credit Gmail for starting the Beta craze, [...]

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Well, it seems someone at Google is listening to us (but they already said they were).  Google Finance has a favicon:

I like it, it fits, and it is Googly, unlike their new “g” one…

Ever since I got my iPod Touch back in September of 2007, I have been inlove with it, and use it everyday.  Of the many iPods i’ve owned, and used over the years, this one is my favorite.  Tha beiging said, the announcment of the new iPhone 3G earlier today was a, not supprising, but [...]

While doing a Google Image Search earlier, I noticed that the favicon changed from the old capital G in the Google font, to a lowercase blue g still in the same font, but much more…different.

That got me thinking what the other favicons look like, so I went to all the Google services I used most, [...]

Awhile ago Google started a Doodle 4 Google contest among school children accross the country, well here are the finalists of the over 16,000 submitted.  Vote for your favorites here.
The ones below are the ones I voted for:

In the K-3rd grade category:

In the 4-6th grade category:

In the 7-9th grade category:

In the 10-12th grade category:

One thing [...]

There are a few changes instore for the site onver the coming summer months I hope.  I just need to get some free time to do them, hopefully once I’m done with classes, i will have some of that free time.
There are two main changes, one cosmetic, and one behind the scenes.  First, i found, [...]

Well, unless the name on your birth certificate says Mr. Awesome, it would be illegal for you to say that online if Tim Couch, a Representatives from Kentucky gets his way.  Lucky for us though, that bill, which would make anonymous posting on the internet illegal, will never happen.
First, it is a blatant disregard of [...]