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I found a tool to understand the domain that hosts a seridor. It is useful to know, for example, how congested is a shared hosting. Until now there were such tools but they were all charges.

http://www.yougetsignal.com/tools/web-sites-on-web-server/

On the Web can read: "This tool takes the IP web server that is hosting the domain and search other sites hosted on the same server. The information is drawn from results of search tools, which is not guaranteed to be fully informed. Knowing that a server hosting other sites is important for both SEO and web filtering, particularly for those servers that are hosted on shared hosting plans "

In those days it was a luxury sail 14.400bps (for us to understand, that's the wonderful speed of 0.0137 "megas"). The best databases were only accessible via " Telnet "and" Gopher ".

Raged like network games MUD, precursor to some as the current "World of Wordcraft," and did not sing or bailabam emoticons were colon, a hyphen and a close parenthesis.

As for the chat (IRC), was a place where you could actually learn and get rich, not a meat market and vanalidad. Something would have to see that the Internet was only available to some college and those who could afford the monthly fees of 10,000 pesetas, plus the connection time.

Using the service provided by archive.org I rescued some "jewels". No miss deApple innovative design, Olé (the best form until then, purchased and subsequently abandoned by Terra), and the look of Nic.es when getting a domain. It was a luxury.

"Ecobuscador is a Google search engine technology that helps combat climate change.

Ecobuscador saves energy because the colors used are entirely of dark shades. In a monitor, most energy is used to display the colors lighter. Using dark reduces energy use and emit less CO2 to the atmosphere. In January 2007 published a study showing that only changing the wallpaper to black Google would save 750 megawatt-hours per year. "

So the creators describe Ecobuscador your search. Ecobuscador is an environmentally conscious search engine. Offers a directory of sites on the environment. Furthermore, it can be a search engine in the navigation bar both Firefox Internet Explorer 7 (and possibly Opera, but I have not tested)

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