Re: now ~CT-infested -- Re: Q: For Sy Liebergot (Yeah, it's new safe CT-free topic fodder!)

On 2005-05-05, Stuf4 <tdadamemd-spamblock-@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
>>>From dps:
>> So how did I find 230 references to "oxygen tank"?
>
> In my original statement that "I have not been able to find a single
> source of searchable text of that report", what I meant was that:
>
> The report has not been crawled and indexed by popular search engines,
> so it is lacking significant accessibility.

A common cry in the library world these days is that people expect
everything to be available on Google. I hadn't realised quite how much
some took this for granted, though...

[A 2003 study estimated the "deep web" - the dynamic stuff, often
ignored by search engines or hidden in databases - to be about 500 times
the size of the "surface web". Even web-accessible data is very often
not searchable by a major engine...]

That post I wrote yesterday? I skimmed 3-500 pages of pdf'ed text, and
read about a hundred in detail. It's not difficult.

--
-Andrew Gray
andrew.gray@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
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