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     This is the "what's new" section of our [[14]searching lore], useful to keep
                                       abreast.
   The exact names of all pages that have been updated are regularly listed here. As
        anyone capable of searching the web knows, [[15]names] have the outmost
   importance when mining information on the www. Owners of private and [[16]public
       mirrors] can thus fetch directly all updates through good old [[17]wget]
             ([18]here for windoze addicts), or Stevo Ondrejicka's mighty
       [[19]pavuk] (^[20]Note 1), or Daniel Steinberg's "[21]curl" site-grabbing
                                facility (^[22]Note 2).
       You may also like to have a look at Luc's and +Forseti own-made mirroring
     [[23]bots] and/or scripts. Of course you could use [[24]teleport-pro] or any
    other commercial spider instead, but in that case you better be [[25]careful].
     Finally you better read the [[26]warning] below before attempting any kind of
                           mass-downloading from my sites...

                                      Spring 2009
                                 Der [27]Lenz ist da!

     March: due to my [[28]still ongoing illness] this site was frozen for half a
   year... but will now be further updated... unfortunately as a last "Sour 'n sweet
                                 [[29]swan song"] :-|

     [[30]kane_how_2_host.htm]: How to Host Files on Free Services
   by ~S~ Kane
   part of the updated [[31]files_repositories.htm] section.
   "...for instance if you are uploading a file named "adobephotoshop.rar", anyone
   who comes across that file anywhere on the web is going to have a good idea of
   what is inside that file and can complain to have it taken down on suspicion of
   pirated content. If on the other hand you renamed it `familyholidayphotos08.rar'
   anyone coming across that file other than from where you posted it will think its
   uninteresting and pass it by.".

     [[32]realicra/crithou.html]: Critical thinking (Fallacies and the "fallite
   fallentes" seekers' approach)
   by hraefn
   part of the [[33]reality cracking] section.
   The need to doubt, analyze and reverse whatever you find: "Critical thinking is
   the ability to be aware of the fallacies in our own thinking, and root them out.
   The overconfidence that we are right, that we only exaggerate slightly, or value
   an ideology over truth. These are things we as reality crackers need to be aware
   of and counter both in ourselves and in the information we receive".

     [[34]realicra/basiclawsofhumanstupidity.htm]: THE BASIC LAWS OF HUMAN STUPIDITY
   by Professor Cipolla, illustrations by James Donnelly, now finally in the public
   domain
   part of the [[35]reality cracking] section.
   "Non-stupid people always underestimate the damaging power of stupid individuals.
   In particular non-stupid people constantly forget that at all times and places
   and under any circumstances to deal and/or associate with stupid people always
   turns out to be a costly mistake"

     [[36]machine_translation.htm]: How to search the web in languages you don't
   know
   by fravia+
   part of the [[37]seekers linguistic station] and of the [[38]essays] section.
   "Granted! Personal (good) knowledge of foreign languages is always a mighty
   addition -and weapon- for all web-seekers: You happen to know -say- Czech and
   whoop-là! A whole world of browsing and untapped information opens up. Yet even
   the best linguists-seekers ("lusi naturae", all of them :-) cannot cope with the
   fathomless linguistic depths of the infinite web: in order to fetch real
   information on a given subject you very often have to delve inside languages you
   don't understand a single word of..".

     [[39]what_strings_did_users_use_to_find_searchlores.htm ] some data! ~ some
   transparency! ~ some info!
   by fravia+
   "Never underestimate the hidden power of a "convoluted-byzantine-obsolete-not
   trendy" structure of a site :-)"

         !  Those readers whose searching skills are below average might rejoice
                  knowing that our mighty [40]namazu search functions
           (which were broken for an embarassing long time), now work again.

     Here some new (or slightly updated) pages @ [[41]searchlores]:
   [[42]files_repositories.htm] (new intro) ~ [[43]info.htm] ~ [[44]seekers
   linguistic station] ~ [[45]links.htm] ~ [[46]beers.htm] ~
   [[47]objects_searching.htm] ~ [[48]journals.htm] (confer [49]University level
   FREE open courses & [50]Theses & dissertations searching) ~ [[51]googlex.htm]
   (all the EU-docs through google's servers) ~ [[52]photos.htm] ~
   [[53]babelfish.htm] ~ [[54]rabbits.htm] ~ [[55]google.htm] (Some useful know hows
   ) ~ [[56]targets.htm] ~ [[57]basic.htm] ~ [[58]advanced.htm] ~ [[59]classroo.htm]
   ~ [[60]further.htm] ~ [[61]yahoo.htm] ~ [[62]library.htm] ~ [[63]images.htm] ~
   [[64]usenet.htm] ~ [[65]destream.htm] ~ [[66]useful_findings.htm] (even more
   GNU/Linux "findings") ~ [[67]rose.htm] ~ [[68]mines.htm] ~ [[69]fravia_summa.htm]
   ~ [[70]books.htm] ~ [[71]effective_searching.htm] ~ [[72]awebbitsearchform.htm]
   (yeah, a webbit search form, nomen est omen :-) ~ [[73]magicfi.htm] (guessing
   lore) ~ [[74]tips.htm] (more [75]seekers' proverbs :-) ~ [[76]combing.htm] ~
   [[77]main.htm] ~ [[78]google_ajax.htm] (a google translate mask to play with) ~
   [[79]mirrors.htm] (a zipped searchlores with images for download-junkies) ~
   [[80]909Essay.htm] ~ [[81]terminology.htm] ~ [[82]welcome.htm] ~

                                    September 2008
     Does an imminent death inspire careful consideration on the meaning of one's
                                         past?

    Due to my [[83]illness] this site [84]has been frozen and is no longer updated

                                  Spring-Sommer 2008
                                  Holy [85]Holydays!

    1. [[86]realicra/bravegeorgia_stupidossetia.htm]: Folly of the progressive
       fairytale ("brave gallant georgia versus stupid vile ossetia")
       by John Gray
       part of the [87]reality cracking section.
       Reversing the most recent, scary and warmongering, propaganda lies of our
       slavemasters
    2. [[88]files_repositories.htm]: Specialized search tools and techniques
       by Mariuolo
       part of the [89]searching locally section.
       Mariuolo has updated the older files repositories section prepared by Kane
       and myself, adding some useful search forms. And he points out: "generally
       when you search for file sharing, Yahoo is better"
       Updated! (yahoo mask now working)
    3. [[90]bash_galore.htm]: Assorted command line tricks and tips
       by _Mammon
       part of the [91]GNU/Linux section.
       [92]_Mammon is still alive and kicking, and shares some interesting ideas
       about how to use the shell. Most unwashed are simply incapable to grasp the
       fact that any graphical interface slows things down, compelling you to click
       around like a madman, while at the same time most command line commands
       represent sheer mighty cosmic power.
       As _Mammon points out: "The shell is awesome!"
    4. [93]realicra/moscheta.htm: Moschete, Mouches & Moles: mmm! (Reversing secret
       codes: "Beauty spots")
       by Sesame ellis
       part of the [94]reality cracking section.
       "Reversing the "beauty spots" language. Until now there was no satisfactory
       complete explanation on the web. Good enough a reason for researching a
       little and sending it to searchlores"
    5. Here some new (or slightly updated) pages @ [95]searchlores:
       [[96]info.htm] (new Gnu/pgp key) ~ [[97]linux_games.htm] ~ [[98]accmail.htm]
       ~ [[99]find_the_command.htm] ~ [[100]local.htm] ~ [[101]blog.htm] ~
       [[102]gimp_versus_photoshop_1.htm] ~ [[103]linux.htm] ~
       [[104]useful_findings.htm] ~

                                      Winter 2008
   It is necessary to streamline and "clean" searchlores: there's a lot of obsolete
       stuff. Readers' suggestions, "modi operandi" and advice would be welcome

    1. [[105]how_to_research.htm]: How to research, evaluate and collate web
       material
       by A+heist
       part of the [106]essays section.
       Old A+heist reappeared out of the blue with an interesting short essay: how
       to prepare a pre-universitary level but still full-fledged and thoroughly
       valid research on a given argument (here in his example: Dinosauria) in a
       very short amount of time. As the Author himself points out: "Unfortunately,
       finding journals and texts is often easier than evaluating them".
    2. [[107]searching_image_challenge_2008_1.htm]: A short image searching
       challenge for this cold February 2008
       part of the [108]images section.
       "Well, how would you proceed?"
    3. [[109]objects_searching.htm]: The basic principles of searching. Searching
       stuff you have lost.
       by fravia+
       "Most of the time the object you'r looking for is not 'missing', YOU forgot
       where you did put it"
    4. [[110]mhyst_w3s.htm]: W3S: Web Personal Spyder.
       by Mhyst
       "The aim of this document is to put forward the structure and functionality
       of W3S and, at the same time, to describe a basic searching web spider. I
       hope this essay will offer somebody the possibility of making his own web
       spider".
       Part of the [111]bots section.
       For ADVANCED seekers, some sound programming knowledge required.
    5. [[112]deepweb_searching.htm]: How to access and exploit the shallow deep web.
       by fravia+
       Part of the [113]essays section.
       "This paper profess that the many "open access" indexable databases that have
       recently flourished within what was the "unindexed web", have already
       shallowed the supposed depth, and are destroying the prehistoric "pay per
       knowledge" access model, of the "deep web" of once. Moreover, seekers might
       access "from behind" the remaining unindexed deep web of proprietary
       databases using some creative, if at times slightly dubious, approaches
       (provided this is not forbidden by the legislation of their respective
       countries of residence or of the countries of their chained proxies)".
       Updated!, with some additions by ~S~ Nemo
    6. [[114]ocadelcairo.htm]: "La legge dell'oca", a web-searching rule
       (a demonstration of the direct relation between "findability" and
       "celebrity")
       by fravia+
       part of the [115]essays section.
       So did we prove the "Legge dell'Oca"? Is there a real direct relation between
       "findability" and "celebrity" of a target? Indeed there is, as those readers
       that took the time to follow the links we have used in this essay will surely
       have noticed. But we also determined that the "findability" curve never
       vanish: rare and obscure subjects are surely more difficult to find than
       ubiquitous targets like Mozart's "great" G minor symphony K_550, yet even
       such rare targets ARE lurking somewhere in the deep deep web. So [116]even
       when approaching maximum rarity levels the chances to find a given "rare"
       target remain constant.
       Updated!, "a refreshing guide to classical music searching"
    7. Here some new (or slightly updated) pages @ [117]searchlores:
       [[118]info.htm] (new Gnu/pgp key) ~ [[119]laws.htm] (new links) ~
       [[120]targets.htm] ~ [[121]rose.htm] ~ [[122]bots.htm] ~ [[123]main.htm] ~
       [[124]realicra/exegesis.htm] (cleaned & added a lot) ~ [[125]rabbits.htm] ~
       [[126]specdba.htm] (now obsolete) ~ [[127]statistics.htm] ~
       [[128]dictiona.htm] (added etymological dictionaries) ~ [[129]nomomen.htm]
       (more on altdorf and schleswig :-) ~ [[130]tools.htm] (cleaned) ~
       [[131]blog.htm] (cleaned) ~ [[132]tuttiope.htm] ~ [[133]find_the_command.htm]
       ~ [[134]welcome.htm] (new antispam) ~ [[135]news.htm] (new antispam) ~
       [[136]pdffing.htm] ~ [[137]critics.htm] ~ [[138]prev2006.htm] ~
       [[139]rabbits.htm] ~ [[140]useful_findings.htm] (new linux section) ~
       [[141]linux_games.htm] (new linux section) ~ [[142]statistics.htm] ~
       [[143]trolls.htm] ~ [[144]stalking.htm] ~ [[145]linux.htm] ~

                                      Autumn 2007
                                (Chemiocleaning myself)

    1. [[146]linux.htm]: Going to Linux (Ubuntu) once for all.
       by VVAA
       Added: How to wardrive for hours on your batteries (tty secrets)
       Updated in November
    2. [[147]google.htm]: A very interesting snippet
       by Shally Steckerl
       Daterange secrets (&as_qdr=d kniffs)
       Updated in December
    3. Here some new (or slightly updated) pages:
       [[148]tools.htm] (a little cleaned) ~ [[149]bangla.htm] (corrected links) ~
       [[150]filehosting.htm] (small addition by Eevon) ~ [[151]rabbits.htm] (small
       addition by Mariuolo) ~ [[152]newsfeeds.htm] (a little cleaned) ~
       [[153]targets.htm] (changed) ~ [[154]statistics.htm] (new) ~

                                      Sommer 2007
                                (Happy [155]Holydays!)

    1. [[156]alltheweb.htm]: No one lights a candle and hides it under a bushel,
       except Yahoo!
       by Nemo
       An incredible load of seekers' knowledge. It encompasses an update of the
       famous [[157]nemo_SEO.htm]: how to beat SEO spammers at their own game:
       cleaning our web from SEO crap.
       Part of the [158]essays section.
       "This is Nemo, delivering an incredible amount of seekers' knowledge for
       free. Be warned, the iceberg is deeper than it looks like, and if you follow
       it, and the many hints inside, you'll obtain dangerous wizard power searching
       capabilities..".
    2. [159]irc.htm: Internet Relay Chat lore
       by Kane
       The "Internet Relay Chat lore" section has been updated! Tons of info and
       links in order to finetune your IRC-searching skills!
    3. [160]realicra/nightclubs.htm: Nightclubs are hell. What's cool or fun about a
       thumping, sweaty dungeon full of posing idiots?
       by Charlie Brooker
       part of the [161]reality cracking section.
       "Clubs are despicable. Cramped, overpriced furnaces with sticky walls and the
       latest idiot theme tunes thumping through the humid air so loud you can't
       hold a conversation, just bellow inanities at megaphone-level. And since the
       smoking ban, the masking aroma of cigarette smoke has been replaced by the
       overbearing stench of crotch sweat and hair wax"
    4. [162]realicra/aquafina_and_dasani.htm: Aquafina and Dasani: Consumers are
       morons - misleading marketing practices
       by fravia+
       part of the [163]reality cracking section.
       "...for most european consumers, the idea of some bottled tap water sold as a
       "real" spring mineral water would definitely be on the top list of scams.
       Well, rejoice: it has been common practice in the States during the last ten
       years, and the slavemasters are now trying the same scam in the European
       Union... ...it's like shooting at the red cross: you open a bottling factory
       and can automagically sell some 0.03 cents half litre water for one euro..".
    5. [[164]linux.htm]: Going to Linux (Ubuntu) once for all.
       by VVAA
       Ahhh. What a bliss. What a speed. What a power. The idea behind this page is
       to help anybody to swap almost on the fly a windozian, slow, cumbersome,
       virus ridden and prone to errors computer, into a quick, stable and above all
       powerful linux box.
       Updated in June!
    6. ... as usual, some new (or slightly updated) pages:
       [[165]mirrors.htm] (news) ~ [[166]main.htm] (cleaned) ~ [[167]bangla.htm]
       (cleaned) ~ [[168]json.htm] (part of Nemo's essay) ~ [[169]nemo_SEO.htm]
       (part of Nemo's essay) ~ [[170]oracle.htm] (part of Nemo's essay) ~
       [[171]yahoo-document.htm] (part of Nemo's essay) ~ [[172]yahoo-gandalf.htm]
       (part of Nemo's essay) ~ [[173]yahoo-gandalf-aragorn.htm] (part of Nemo's
       essay) ~ [[174]yahoo-gandalf-frodo.htm] (part of Nemo's essay) ~
       [[175]yahoo-gandalf-tolkien.htm] (part of Nemo's essay) ~
       [[176]yahoo-hints.htm] (part of Nemo's essay) ~ [[177]yahoo-internet.htm]
       (part of Nemo's essay) ~ [[178]yahoo-nemo.htm] (part of Nemo's essay) ~
       [[179]yahoo-nemo-verne.htm] (part of Nemo's essay) ~
       [[180]yahoo-philosopher's-stone.htm] (part of Nemo's essay) ~
       [[181]yahoo-search.htm] (part of Nemo's essay) ~ [[182]yahoo-seek.htm] (part
       of Nemo's essay) ~ [[183]yahoo-strategies.htm] (part of Nemo's essay) ~
       [[184]yahoo-tips.htm] (part of Nemo's essay) ~ [[185]yahoo-web.htm] (part of
       Nemo's essay) ~ [[186]yahoo-webpage.htm] (part of Nemo's essay) ~
       [[187]welcome.htm] (corrected) ~ [[188]info.htm] (cleaned) ~ [[189]faq.htm] ~
       [[190]tuttiope.htm] (cleaned) ~

                                      Spring 2007
                     (Still rethinking the future of searchlores)

    1. [[191]rcrs.htm]: Reverse engineering of online customer reviews
       by slappy and sem
       A study of 'shillism'
       Part of the [192]trolls section.
       "Take a look at the top reviewer on amazon. As of today this is harriet
       klausner with 13723 reviews. On first sight there is nothing that catches the
       eye, but doing some math raises questions. Lets suppose she has been
       reviewing for amazon the last 5 years...
       13723 book reviews
       2744.6 books per year
       52.78 books per week
       7.54 books per day...
       What d'you say? Would you trust her? :-)"
    2. [[193]termisearch.htm]: How to build a google pre-filter. A proof of concept:
       a pre-search filter/bot.
       by fravia+
       Just an example of a possible application of a simple, but effective google's
       pre-filtering approach
       Part of the [194]bots section (even if it is just a pre-filter and not a bot
       strictu sensu).
       This is here simply done adding, subtracting or ORring automatically some ad
       hoc search terms to whatever query you may have.
       This is the whole point of this example. Tou don't need to go linguistic. You
       modify or create your own forms at leisure.
       You may want special effective forms in order to search for books or images
       and just eliminate all those idiot sites that try to 'trap' searchers into
       advertisement hells or crippled items for zombies and guinea pigs.
       Or maybe you want mp3s without having to wade knee-deep into morons trying
       "to sell" you those very mp3s (quelle vulgarité!). Or whatever... I'm sure
       you get the infinite possibilities now in your own hands :-)
    3. [[195]linux.htm]: Going to Linux (Ubuntu) once for all.
       by VVAA
       Ahhh. What a bliss. What a speed. What a power. The idea behind this page is
       to help anybody to swap almost on the fly a windozian, slow, cumbersome,
       virus ridden and prone to errors computer, into a quick, stable and above all
       powerful linux box.
       Updated in June!
    4. [[196]find_the_command.htm]: How to find with find.
       by fravia+, part of the [197]linux section.
       "...and how to locate, list and grep inside your box whatever you need
       whenever you need it..".
       Updated in June!
    5. ... as usual, some new (or slightly updated) pages:
       [[198]main.htm] (cleaned) ~ [[199]tuttiope.htm] (cleaned) ~
       [[200]dictiona.htm] (new tool for chinese, korean, russian and japanese
       web-searching: repairing the Babel tower?) ~ [[201]contract.html] (cleaned) ~
       [[202]fu_sussi.htm] (underlining [203]a terrific tool to seriously examine
       and study those awful clima changements that only idiots, american presidents
       and criminals still deny) ~ [[204]converter.htm] (Length, Weight, Pressure,
       Volume & Temperature converter) ~ [[205]images.htm] (cleaned) ~
       [[206]welcome.htm] (+february) ~ [[207]password.htm] (cleaned) ~
       [[208]info.htm] (email addresses pngged) ~ [[209]bangla.htm] (cleaned) ~

                                      Winter 2007
                           (The streamlining of searchlores)

    1. [[210]linux.htm]: Going to Linux (Ubuntu) once for all.
       by VVAA
       Ahhh. What a bliss. What a speed. What a power. The idea behind this page is
       to help anybody to swap almost on the fly a windozian, slow, cumbersome,
       virus ridden and prone to errors computer, into a quick, stable and above all
       powerful linux box.
       Updated in March!
    2. [[211]change_windows.htm]: I won't beta-test windows.
       by mycroft tanstaafl, march 2007, part of the [212]essays section.
       "As it turns out, quite a bit of common software exists, is free, often works
       better than anything else out there. I slowly switched, and I still use them,
       since, well, I have about 20 PC's in my life, and about half of them run
       Linux (Ubuntu, Fedora Core, Open SuSE, Solaris, and, of course Debian. No
       Mandriva, no Slackware, no Centos, no Yellow Dog, no Linux From Scratch...
       There's just too many to load them all"
    3. [[213]find_the_command.htm]: How to find with find.
       by fravia+, march 2007, part of the [214]linux section.
       "...and how to locate, list and grep whatever you need whenever you need
       it..".
    4. ... as usual, some new (or slightly updated) pages:
       [[215]intro.htm] ~ [[216]main.htm] ~ [[217]info.htm] ~ [[218]mirrors.htm] ~
       [[219]terminology.htm] ~ [[220]inktomi.htm] ~ [[221]quickforms.htm] ~
       [[222]google.htm] ~ [[223]faq.htm] ~ [[224]lea2tra.htm] ~ [[225]anonyweb.htm]
       ~ [[226]rabbits.htm] ~ [[227]destream.htm] ~ [[228]misterstallman.htm] (part
       of the [229]exegesis lore) ~ [[230]bangla.htm] ~ [[231]compound.htm] ~
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                                        !  Notes

   Note 1
   Advanced regular expression based filtering capabilities, filename creation
   rules, filtering based on HTML tag patterns, It supports the HTTP, HTTPS, FTP,
   FTP via SSL, and Gopher protocols, as well as HTTP GET, and POST requests. It is
   capable of filling HTML forms while downloading HTML trees, and lets you mirror
   Web documents for local browsing. You can even synchronize changes to these
   documents. Recent versions also support processing of Javascript patterns in HTML
   pages.
   Note 2
   Supported protocols: FTP, FTPS, HTTP, HTTPS, TFTP, SCP, SFTP, Telnet, DICT,
   File:URL, LDAP, LDAPS.

References

   1. http://www.searchlores.org/index.html
   2. http://searchlores.eu/basic.htm
   3. http://searchlores.eu/rose.htm
   4. http://searchlores.eu/news.htm#recent
   5. http://www.searchlores.org/index.html
   6. http://searchlores.eu/news.htm#recent
   7. http://searchlores.eu/news.htm#wannamore
   8. http://searchlores.eu/news.htm#recent
   9. javascript:history.back();
  10. http://searchlores.eu/cgi-bin/search?query=
  11. http://www.google.com/search?num=30&hl=en&lr=&safe=off&q=%2Bnamazu+%2Bsearchengine&btnG=Google+Search
  12. http://searchlores.eu/quickforms.htm
  13. about:/
  14. http://www.searchlores.org/
  15. http://searchlores.eu/nomomen.htm
  16. http://searchlores.eu/mirrors.htm
  17. http://packages.ubuntulinux.org/dapper/web/wget
  18. http://searchlores.eu/zipped/wget1531.zip
  19. http://packages.ubuntulinux.org/dapper/web/pavuk
  20. http://searchlores.eu/news.htm#note1
  21. http://curl.haxx.se/docs/manual.html
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