Be sure to check out a new search engine, Sproose.  This Sproose home page will link will direct you to their website for you to experience their new ideas yourself.  Many new search engines are incorporating personalization in their websites.  With Sproose the user can actually rank the search engine results on a 1-5 scale with 1 being very poor and 5 being a great website.  These user votes will have a direct impact on the ranking of the websites in the system.  This is a great idea that can help reduce the amount of sites that are useless in the top of search engines.  Each user will have their own favorite websites for specific keywords.  Sproose will also be offering targeted ads to the voted websites.  Sproose eliminates the need for tons of incoming links and link popularity.  Now the user will help determine the ranking of a website.

So why might you need to purchase a keystroke logger? While there are many uses for these devices for law enforcement (used to help catch criminals by obtaining their passwords or encryption keys), there are also many ways that the average person can benefit from using a keystroke logger.

While I persoanlly believe that children do deserve some privacy rights while on the computer, you can never be too careful with sites such as MySpace. Many children think they are safe when talking to some of these low life paeodophiles, when in reality they may be getting themselves in a terrible situation. With a keylogger, you can monitor your child’s username and password just to check their messages from time to time to make sure they are not getting involved in something they should not. If you are interested in such a device you should be sure to check out this keystroke recorder website. They offer some great products that anyone can easily figure out how to use. So take the extra step today and use a keystroke logger to benefit yourself and others!

My Optoma EP739 bulb has finally died after giving me over 3300 hours of use.  While I am not very happy about having to purchase another bulb for over $200, the projector performed very well and met the expected life of 3000 hours.  Maybe I should watch my Olevia 327V LCD tv more often now to save my bulb life for my projector.  Anyway I just thought that I would share the fact that the bulb for my EP739 did in fact provide me with well over 3000 hours of use.