Hi! My name is Leonid, I live in Kharkov, Ukraine and work as a software engineer. Here I record notes on programming, system administration and other, completely unrelated, topics. Some posts here are in English and some are in Russian.
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Showing posts with label web. Show all posts
Monday, September 06, 2010
Машина Яндекса в Харькове
Стойка на крыше явно предназначена для камер, кроме того, фирма neq4, как написано на их сайте, делала панорамы Киева для карт Яндекс. Т.о. на картах Яндекса появится street view Харькова?
Thursday, April 15, 2010
Анти-спам в Google
Получил сегодня при поиске в Google такое сообщение:
Оказывается, поисковые запросы тоже проверяются на вирусы...
Оказывается, поисковые запросы тоже проверяются на вирусы...
Monday, January 07, 2008
Необходимые сайты
В продолжение предыдущей статьи, я хочу описать украинские сайты, без которых не мог бы прожить.
Korrespondent.net
Несмотря на всю предвзятость журналистов и многочисленные ошибки, Korrespondent.net остается лучшим украинским новостным сайтом.E-Katalog
E-Katalog - агрегатор товаров и цен украинских интернет-магазинов. Аналогичные сайты - Magazilla и Nadavi, похоже, основаны на той же базе данных, так что не совсем понятно, зачем их три, а не один.Рейтинг интернет-магазинов
Могу назвать два сайта с рейтингом украинских интернет-магазинов: UAShops и TopShops. К сожалению, отзывов еще не очень много.Железнодорожные билеты
Сайт Южной железной дороги позволяет узнать расписание поездов по Украине и наличие билетов.Internet applications I couldn't live without
Inspired by the list of Web 2.0 Companies I Couldn't Live Without by TechCrunch's Michael Arrington, I'd like to compile my own. I'll split this post into two. This one will be about international sites, and the next one (in Russian) will be dedicated to Ukrainian ones.
Completely agree with TechCrunch on the following websites:
- Delicious
- GMail
- Google Reader
- Skype (not really a website, but an Internet application)
I am also impressed by TripIt; if I traveled in the US, I would use it, and Kayak or Farecaster for flight booking. Now my own picks.
VoipDiscount
Skype is great for PC-to-PC calls, and probably for PC-to-phone calls in the Western world. Unforunately, here in Ukraine Skype has a severe limitation: for reasons that are hard to comprehend, Skype doesn't allow to buy Skype credit with a credit card from Ukraine, essentially making SkypeOut service unavailable for Ukrainian users. Given how expensive international calls from Ukraine are, there seems to be a great market for VoIP, yet Skype chose to ignore it. Luckily there are others to fill in the void. VoipDiscount readily takes payments from Ukraine, has reasonable sound quailty, is actually cheaper than Skype, what else could you wish for? Once you make a 10 euro deposit to your VoipDiscount account, you are given 120 days of free calls to major developed countries, and quite cheap to the rest of the world. Once your 120 days expire, normal rates apply to all destinations, but still this is really cheap, cheaper than Skype.Picasa Web Albums
Flickr may be great, but I prefer Picasa Web Albums by Google.Last.fm
Last.fm is the single best site to discover new music and do datamining on your music tastes.Slashdot
Digg and Reddit are so popular, but I prefer good old Slashdot. I mostly read it via Google Reader though.Blogger
Since I am writing this on Blogger, I definitely must add it to the list.Almost on the list
I joined LinkedIn and Facebook this year, but I'm yet to see their merits for a user like me.
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