[Air-l] Google Hacks
Frank Thomas
frank.thomasftr at free.fr
Tue Apr 1 06:10:32 PST 2003
I reacted maybe a bit too vehemently as I am flooded with all sort of
spam since a couple of months. And I don't like at all seeing ads make
their way in this list which is professional and very interesting. What
disturbed me was the fact that I saw no idea expressed by the poster,
so for me this was an ad.
But I think the question is settled now.
Frank Thomas
jeremy hunsinger wrote:
> you've not violated any norm, book ads have been posted multiple
> times. I'll add my support for google hacks, which i picked up last
> saturday.
>
> the book is well written, with good practical examples of how to use
> google to do a variety of things that are directly pertinent to a wide
> variety of internet research about the web, and usenet. but if you
> are a google user it is handy to buy just for the tips and tricks it
> provides for customizing queries.
>
> i also think oreilly's publishing a hacks series is an excellent
> strategy to get people to realize the power and responsibility they
> have in regards to customizing their computer and internet usage,
> which has been a strong part of the hacking tradition.
>
> On Tuesday, April 1, 2003, at 05:40 AM, Karim R. Lakhani wrote:
>
>> actually not at all. i thought given this list primary interest on
>> all things internet and the usefullness of google as a "universal
>> solvent", that folks on this list may care about this. sorry if i
>> have violated an unspoken norm.
>>
>> K
>>
> Jeremy Hunsinger
> Center for Digital Discourse and Culture
>
>
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