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Backlink PageRank Checker
BPC is another one of my latest scripts. I made it using php.
It checks the PageRank of your backlinks. It can check 100, 200, 500 or 1000 links.
It can also check the PageRank and Alexa of the domains of the links, if the links are nofollow or not, the total number of outbound links found on the page linking to you, the anchor text of the link and the anchor type (text/image).
It`s easy to install, just copy all the files to your server.
Requirements: php5 and cUrl
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Google Chrome calls home. So?
As I was browsing around I found a lot of articles about how Google chrome calls home.
They presented the information that follows:
For every installation Google Chrome receives a digital number (id), which communicates which the servers of Google. After installations, Google Chrome sends information about the version and the installed language to Google.
Google collects more data about the user of Chrome. Also Google Chrome sends every URL and search-keys to the servers. In the privacy policy it says that Google collects all information to make better search results for the Internet users.
If you don`t want that to happen, don`t use it.
You can deactivate this feature anyway if you want to. Under options/Under the Hood, uncheck “Help make Google Chrome better by automatically sending …”. After that you can be sure that you are not sharing any private information with Google.
False, if you deactivate this option Google Chrome will not send statistical data about the user.
But it will still send every URL you visit and if you watched the videos, you would know that Chrome is so fast because it uses Google`s cache to return parts of the websites you`re visiting. So it will still know what you`re searching for.
The future of search engines will be based on the user`s actions. So if you use chrome and allow all the statistical data to be sent, you will probably get the results you want on the first page, buy there goes your privacy.
People keep complaining about privacy and trash new products like Chrome, that are made to increase the quality of their Internet experience, but still use free email, free Instant Messaging clients etc. All those free things gather private information about you.
With the risk to sound paranoid, all the emails and instant messages you send go through a server and are cached for a while. Even your ISP and SMS service.
So stop complaining, unless you plan a terrorist attack 
or you`re a business man and you can afford custom services that don`t track everything you do, suck it up.
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Google Chrome, long way from being perfect
It`s been four days since Google Chrome was launched and we all had plenty of time to experiment.
When I installed chrome I also got IE8 and I must say that I was pleasantly impressed by the new IE, considering its evolution.
As for chrome, what can I say, even if it`s still in beta, it`s quite fast and you already know about all the features implemented.
One thing I noticed is that IE8 also treats each tab as a different process so chrome is not unique in this matter, but this leaves Firefox 3 behind in efficiency.
So far, chrome seems to be the most promising platform for the future web and if Goole succeds in forcing the other browsers to evolve, my work could just get easier (year right, like that`s ever going to happen 
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As a developer, I can`t switch to one or another browser, but I`m forced to work with as many as I can. So I`m verry happy with Firefox 3, Google Chrome and IE8.
I use Windows Vista 64 bit as OS and so far IE8 is the only one with a 64 bit version, but chrome still works faster even if it`s a 32 bit app. Anyway, all three are good and all three lack in some areas.
Chrome and IE8 may have a better page load time and application execution time, but Firefox3 is still the leader. It has a lot of features and so far it is the most standards-compliant browser out there, even if it uses more memory and it may crash from time to time, my love for it will never die, just like Windows
I have no doubt that Chrome will catch up fast, since it is made from the best components from all the other browsers and the features implemented into it are found across four other major browsers.
I have no doubt that Chrome will be, one of the best browsers in a matter of months.
Google might just rule the world someday, if it doesn`t already and we just don`t know it yet
