Text 4706, 104 rader
Skriven 2012-11-07 15:18:02 av mark lewis (1:3634/12.0)
   Kommentar till text 4698 av Roy Witt (1:387/22)
Ärende: Auto parts
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 RW>> I let uncle google go on permanent vacation and Aunt Bing has taken
 RW>> his place. Uncle google pushed too many ad supported websites
 RW>> before you could get to the real information...

 ml> then you're not doing it right!

 RW> I'm not inclined to think that I'm not.

you must be if you're getting crap like buzzdoc ads, whatever the frak that
is... i've never seen or heard of them...

 ml> i never get crap like that... i keep telling folks that and why i
 ml> don't get this crap but it seems that no one listens :/

 RW> I don't know how you can't. 

i've been telling you for ages how and why i can't and don't... but you're not
listening... but then again, you have helpers installed that i have never heard
of and will not ever install... it would not surprise me to find that one of
them is the culprit...

 RW> Google does just fine before BUZZDOC ADS remakes the page to show 
 RW> at least 3 ad supported websites on every search. There's a way to 
 RW> disable it, but I'm not telling you how...

i don't need to know how as it DOES NOT happen here... no way... no shape... no
how...

 RW> This doesn't happen with Bing.

 ml> bing is crap IMNSHO... especially since it is nothing more than m$'

 RW> Well, at least MS did something right, since buzzdoc ads doesn't
 RW> appear to have corrupted Bing...

i think you'll eventually find that that's a local infestation of some sort...
if you really care to go looking for it and erridicate it...

 ml> previous mess with a new set of clothes on it to try to make it
 ml> pretier...

 RW> How can it look pretier (sic) when it is a plain page without all
 RW> of the garbage put there by ad supported websites? Frankly, search
 RW> pages which are without graphics are prettier in my NSHO.
 RW>                             ^^

agreed...

 ml> no one over there has yet been able to answer my questions
 ml> about why their crawler is looking for files on my web sites that
 ml> have never existed on those sites...

 RW> Somebody has found them somewhere on your system and reported them
 RW> to the search engine. Else, it wouldn't know abou them on its own.

no they didn't... they couldn't have because (please get this this time) THEY
NEVER EXISTED HERE! i've the same exact rounds with some st00pid m$ employee(s)
and they said the exact same thing... but the FACT remains, those files /NEVER/
existed here... there was no effin' way for them to exist here... no users can
upload files here and no one can edit files and save them on the server unless
they have access to the local console... there never has been any other type of
write access without special configuration and no one has that... not even
me...

 ml>  really wierd very long all digit filenames...

 RW> We're not limited to 8.3 filenames anymore.

doesn't matter, man... i'm telling you like i told them... those names never
existed here... there's no way for them to ever have been created here in the
first place... especially not when they looked like those windows registry type
program ids things...

    eg: {AC76BA686-7AD7-1033-7B44-A95000000001}

that's the ENU_GUID for Adobe Acrobat Reader 9 but it looks exactly like the
names that damned m$ spider was looking for... complete with the braces...

 ml> i won't even mention how irrelevent all their results have been the
 ml> few times that i have used any of their search engines...

 RW> This last sentence could be describing Google, AFAIC...

again, you must not be doing it right! ;)

some search engines use a "natural language" interface... that's where you pose
your queries as questions or sentences...

  eg: where can i find racing gear in austin texas?

whereas with other search engines you only need to type in some keywords...

  eg: austin texas racing gear
   or
      race gear austin texas

the order can be important in some cases...

but anyway... dealer's choice as someone recently said... its your poison,
enjoy it while you can ;)

)\/(ark

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