TOP 100 DICTIONARY SITES
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| Wily Andrew Strauss is hardly a saint (Times Online) CRICKET has long since lost its Oxford English Dictionary association with fair play, so much so that if the Baron de Coubertin had been born a century later, and floated his theory about the taking part being more important than the winning in the context of an Ashes Test match, he’d have been allocated a private nurse, plastic cutlery, and round the clock medication. us.rd.yahoo.com |
Tips for Choosing Secure Passwords (Enterprise Security Today) The longer your password, the more secure it is. Eight to 10 characters is a good range. If a word is in the dictionary, it shouldn't be part of your password. Hackers can run programs that repeatedly try to log in to your account using words from the dictionary. us.rd.yahoo.com |
Rise of Mandarin Changes the Sound of Chinatown Cantonese, formerly dominant, is being swept aside by Mandarin, the lingua franca of more recent immigrants. nytimes.com |
Google Introduces Its Own Dictionary (GadgetCrave) Apparently fortifying its hold on everything you do always on the Internet wasn’t enough to constitute a day’s work for the big G. Yesterday, in addition to dipping its feet into cold, icy DNS waters, Google also introduced Google Dictionary, extending its Internet reign into the very basic building blocks of human interaction. Like any dictionary, [...] us.rd.yahoo.com |
Semantic Time Travel A new thesaurus offers synonyms from other eras. nytimes.com |