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Sommer 2005    This site has slept awhile: Holy Holydays!
  1. ritz_google_anti_snoop.htm
    by ritz
    "i think this is sneaky and not very nice from mr google. also i wonder since *when* have they been doing this? i'm quite sure i looked at googles SERPs some years ago and it wasn't there"
    Part of the malware section.
  2. A talk in Montreal, Canada
    17-19 June 2005: Recon talk in Montreal: "Wizard searching: reversing the commercial web for fun and knowledge".
  3. [bangla.htm]: Opening Windows: the legal approach
    (or: How do you set up -legally- a full-fledged windows computer without any money at all)
    by fravia+ (There's no need to pay for anything on the web, duh)
    Part of the Introduction section.
    Well ok, once again: you have windows. So you need some programs. So you "need" Word, you "need" Excel, etcetera... but... do you actually have to pay in order to have very good programs? The answer is NO!
    Updated again!
  4. ... as usual, some new (or slightly updated) pages:
    [srtools.htm] ~ [dictiona.htm] (onelook) ~ [freemail.htm] ~ [tuttiope.htm] ~ [index.html] ~ [index.htm] ~ [critics.htm] ~ [info.htm] ~ [mines.htm] ~ [ftp.htm] ~ [malware.htm] ~ [main.htm] (furl) ~ [compound.htm] ~ [musicbloogs.htm] ~ [musicblogs_82005.htm] ("the ink spots") ~ [pdffing.htm] ~ [tadimens.htm] ~ [quickforms.htm] ~



Spring 2005 
  1. [anonion.htm]: "Anonymity with onions": how to use TOR for pretty good anonymous browsing
    by vvf
    Part of the anonymity and of the anonyweb sections.
    Now, unless you're a ruthless criminal, your browsing is safe. Just don't use anon proxies to do anything really stupid that could land you in a sea of trouble, anon or no anon. Anon proxies should be used like gloves (to touch sites/servers you don't trust) and/or shades (stay anonymous in the crowd), not like weapons.
  2. The path of the elite windoze xp warrior
    by AAVV
    Part of the Introduction and at the same time of the Classroom sections.
    Woah, I bet you did not know you had already on your own harddisk -or could quickly have- all this stuff at your command & disposal...
  3. [opera_java_roma.htm]: Personalising Opera using javascript
    by ~Roman
    Part of the tutti all'opera section.
    not only can arbitrary javascript be executed, but also arbitrary executables...
  4. A talk in Dublin, Ireland
    20-21 april 2005: Netsoc Internet searching talk at the Trinity college: "Basic wizard web-searching".
  5. [opera_adding_roma.htm]: Adding functionality to Opera
    by ~Roman
    Part of the tutti all'opera section.
    First we need a way of capturing our incoming and outgoing packets, without stealing them from Opera, and without using a proxy... Next we need a program that, given all of our packets, will discard any non-http ones, and extract the http headers from those remaining...
    The good thing is, this approach is not just limited to viewing headers, but to any application that you can write a C (or any other language) application for...
    (For advanced seekers)
  6. [bangla.htm]: Opening Windows: the legal approach
    (or: How do you set up -legally- a full-fledged windows computer without any money at all)
    by fravia+ (There's no need to pay for anything on the web, duh)
    Part of the Introduction section.
    Well ok, once again: you have windows. So you need some programs. You "need" Word, you "need" Excel, etcetera. Do you have to pay something? Do you have to give money to Microsoft? The answer is NO!
    Updated in May!
  7. Everything about [google] and then some. The "summa" of everything we know about the most important among the main search engines.
    by fravia+
    The aim of this section, simply stated, is to offer for free, to anyone, a "summa" of all possible knowledge about google. This should make it completely useless -for anyone- to buy books called "google hacks" and similar. My hope, and joy, is to put out of business (and hopefully push towards suicide) all the wankers that stole the free content of some good sites in order to scrap some money out of it.
  8. [../realicra/annoyingsales.htm]: How to counter telemarketing and other pests
    by fravia+, part of the [reality cracking] section.
    "I have some high-yield, tax-free municipals on offer at an extremely attractive price and virtually no risk. Are you interested?" Well, go for it: "Yes! I am very interested! Please send me everything, I'll pay as much as necessary... let the idiot hope for as long as you manage, it happens so seldom that he'll wet his pants in anticipation of his 'sales pitch' ... and then, after as long as you want and manage to play with him, put the phone down IN THE MID of your sentence, and when he'll phone back (almost immediately, noone cuts the line while speaking, it must have been a technical glitch) start anew the whole bazaar. Remember that the point is to have them lose their time AND to have fun!
  9. ... as usual, some new (or slightly updated) pages:
    [ftp.htm] ~ [pepldoin.htm] ~ [links.htm] ~ [trolls.htm] ~ [password.htm] ~ [warning.htm] ~ [stalking.htm] ~ [statoo.htm] ~ [peoplesearch.htm] ~ [specs.htm] ~ [index.html] ~ [further.htm] ~ [../realicra/exegesis.htm] ~ [../realicra/bushigen.htm] ~ [musicblogs.htm] (fravia's own music blog!) ~ [blog.htm] ~ [targets.htm] ~ [nomomen.htm] ~ [fu_sussi.htm] ~ [mac_spoofing_per_hand.htm] ~ [faq.htm] ~ [mines.htm] (future workshops) ~ [images.htm] (flickr) ~ [newsfeeds.htm] (encyclopediae) ~ [main.htm] ~ [bad.htm] ~ [books.htm] ~ [library.htm] ~ [rabbits.htm] ~ [protec/protec.htm] ~ [../realicra/slaves.htm] ~ (A quick and dirty reversing guide in order to understand WHY a product is made thattaway) ~ [filesearch.htm] ~ [library.htm] ~ [stego.htm] ~ [undergro.htm] ~ [tools.htm] ~ [fu_speci.htm] ~ [info.htm] (more harversters' honeypots) ~ [irc.htm] ~ [io13.htm] ~ [mirrors.htm] ~ [dictiona.htm] (Languid) ~



Winter 2005 
  1. [bangla.htm]: Opening Windows: the legal approach
    (or: How do you set up -legally- a full-fledged windows computer without any money at all)
    by fravia+ (There's no need to pay for anything on the web, duh)
    Part of the Introduction section.
    Updated!
  2. [rabbits.htm]: Catching web-rabbits (Catching the rabbit's ears & pulling files out of the hat )
    by VVAA, (Advanced & Qwasy magical Web searching tricks) Updated again! (search engines rabbits)
  3. [gopherhunt.html]: A very short essay (if it can be called essay) but hopefully you will be able to sniff out some forgotten lore & maybe even archive it, useful for the less informedb readers.
    by Fugazi (Let's go and hunt for gophers)
    Old, valuable lore!
  4. [nbbw.c]: Scroogle Scraper
    "Google provides a version of their main index to the public that is free of ads. This is at www.google.com/ie on all of their data centers. It is apparently used by some versions of Explorer for some feature. The point is, Google provides this for public use"
    by Daniel Brandt, Public Information Research Part of the bots section.
  5. [tuttiope.htm]: Tutti all'opera Updated! (Opera: better than Firefox?)
  6. Fravia's Workshop at the 21C3 in Berlin (27- 29 December 2004)
    This workshop deals with the "new" engines' searchscape, targeted searching, webbits' cosmic power, linguistic patterns stalking and some simple P2P "bypassing" techniques.
    Last time in Berlin (2002), there were some tecnical glitches, let's hope things will be better this time :-)
  7. [freemail.htm]: "free" (sic) email repositories
    Only 1 giga or more. Useful for files transfers, for file sharing and for one-shot emails
  8. [ORIGOGENTISLANGOBARDORUMWAITZ.htm]: Project ORIGO: Complete collated authoritative text of the ORIGO GENTIS LANGOBARDORUM, by Georg Waitz, SSrrLang, MGH, Hannover 1878: "Countering Web-ephemerality through Web-eternalness"
    by fravia+, part of the text exegesis section.
    [introtoprojectorigo.htm]: Introduction to this project.
    [intrototheorigo.htm]:introduction to the Origo (not yet published). Part of the new [fighting against copyright] section. Travel back 70 years and become a legal pirate!
  9. [weatherbug.htm]: Weatherbug's nasty habits (Investigating spyware)
    by shinohara, part of the malware.htm section. (An answer by WeatherBug and a reply by Shinohara)
  10. ... as usual, some new (or slightly updated) pages:
    [trolls.htm] ~ [targets.htm] ~ [library.htm] ~ [fu_sussi.htm] ~ [tips.htm] ~ [blog.htm] ~ [local.htm] ~ [regional.htm] ~ [pdffing.htm] (Adobe Reader Speed-Up & alternative pdf reader) ~ [terminology.htm] ~ [photos.htm] ~ [proxy_jan_2005.txt] anonymous proxies for january ~ [proxy_jan24_2005.txt] more anonymous proxies for january ~ [tools.htm] ~ [annoyanc.htm] ~ [dictiona.htm] more english dictionaries ~ [srtools.htm] ~ [further.htm] ~ [books.htm] ~ [blog.htm] ~ [main.htm] Exalead ~ [usenet.htm] ~ [io13.htm] ~ [google.htm] new limit: 32 words ~ [mines.htm] ~ [fu_sussi.htm] weather now and long ago ~ [compound.htm] ~ [ftp.htm] files.lt ~



Autumn 2004 
  1. [bangla.htm]: Opening Windows: the legal approach
    (or: How do you set up -legally- a full-fledged windows computer without any money at all)
    by fravia+ (There's no need to pay for anything on the web, duh)
    Part of the Introduction section.
    Updated!
  2. [source2.htm]: Searching and understanding an image without knowing its name and purpose
    "The chick on the river", an autumnal, small, "image searching" assignement!
    by G. Bidwell and fravia+
    Images finding on the web as art and passion.
    There are *many* hints in the image itself, will they be enough?
    Part of the finding images section and of the antiadvertisement section.

    3. And some more (easier) advertisement debunking images, related to source2.htm.
    1) carocolo.htm: "What do we sell?"   An easy one.
    2) revenge.htm: "The head of the crab"   Moderately hard.
    3) quietharbour.htm: "The quiet harbour"  "Harder" one.

  3. [books.htm]: Searching books and texts on the wide web, part of the [targets.htm], section. Updated! Again!
  4. [weatherbug.htm]: Weatherbug's nasty habits (Investigating spyware)
    by shinohara, part of the malware.htm section.
  5. [mhyst_del.htm]: Deliverer: Distributed Framework for Bots
    by Mhyst
    This is not an essay for newbyes.
    Mhyst offers here, to every reader, a quite powerful 'queuer' bot, a sort of 'sandwich' for java small snippet bots that you may want to write yourself and that deliver will schedule and send around. Sourcecode is provided, whomever will take the time to study (and implement) this interesting java bot will for sure learn quite a lot of things about (java) bots. I hope that your feedback will flow, and that this first step will span a lot of new small searching bots.
    Part of the bots section. Not for newbyes!
  6. [newsfeeds.htm]: How to fetch decent and recent news (part of the "references & tools" for seekers)
    Fravia's "news" station Updated: new full archives!
  7. [mala_power.htm]: Powerbrowsing!
    by +Mala
    What every seeker should know
    PowerBrowsing means browsing the Web seeing only what you chose to see. Even if this might seem an easy thing to do, it is not and it will become harder and harder in the future... unless, of course, you become "PowerBrowsers"
    Part of the searching essays & of the evaluating results sections.
  8. [../realicra/steal_this_book.htm]: STEAL THIS BOOK! A reality cracking Handbook.
    But again, the dictionary of law fails us. Murder in a uniform is heroic, in a costume it is a crime. False advertisements win awards, forgers end up in jail. Inflated prices guarantee large profits while shoplifters are punished. Politicians conspire to create police riots and the victims are convicted in the courts. Students are gunned down and then indicted by suburban grand juries as the trouble-makers. A modern, highly mechanized army travels 9,000 miles to commit genocide against a small nation of great vision and then accuses its people of aggression. Slumlords allow rats to maim children and then complain of violence in the streets. Everything is topsy-turvy.
    by Abbie Hoffman, part of the [reality cracking] section.
  9. [ritz__3.htm]: javascript bookmark tricks (enhance your search experience ;)
    by ritz, part of the [essays].   "did you know you can use javascript in your url-line or in a bookmark to add even more searching functionality to opera [or any other browser]?"
    Updated with a MAGICAL trick!
  10. [phpregexspider.htm], by Frank Mitchell
    Learn how to write your own bots! Here you have a PHP web-spider, and a well commented one!
    "It was in this sort of scenario that I found myself, and it was from here that my spider was born. It's job: harvest a list of user names from a website"
    Part of the bots section and of the PHP Lab.
  11. [p2P_shin.htm]: The crazy world of P2P applications or How I learned to hate KaZaA but love eMule
    and/or
    These people must think we all are complete idiots (and they just might be right!)"
    by shinohara, September 2004, part of the [P2P] and of the [essays] sections
  12. [rabbits.htm]: Catching web-rabbits (Catching the rabbit's ears & pulling files out of the hat )
    by VVAA, (Advanced & Qwasy magical Web searching tricks) Updated!
  13. [h_ebook.htm]: A brief history of the e-book scene
    collected by ronin,
    Part of the how to find books section.
  14. 21C3, december 27-29 Berlin
  15. ... as usual, some new (or slightly updated) pages:
    [way_kook.htm] ~ [ftp.htm] ~ [flange.htm] ~ [p2p.htm] ~ [antiadve.htm] ~ [compound.htm] ~ [anonyweb.htm] ~ [blog.htm] ~ [regional.htm] ~ [hispa_sea.htm] ~ [bastarfl.htm] ~ [links.htm] ~ [usucolar.htm] ~ [trolls.htm] ~ [info.htm] ~ [usenet.htm] ~ [main.htm] (ando search!, MS-sliders!) ~ [images.htm] ~ [google.htm] (google scholar!) ~ [tools.htm] ~ [irc.htm] (updated by Kane) ~ [targets.htm] ~ [photos.htm] ~



Sommer 2004 Holy Holydays!
  1. [bangla.htm]: Opening Windows: the legal approach
    (or: How do you set up -legally- a full-fledged windows computer without any money at all)
    by fravia+ (There's no need to pay for anything on the web, duh)
    Part of the Introduction section.
  2. [rabbits.htm]: Catching web-rabbits (Catching the rabbit's ears & pulling files out of the hat )
    by VVAA, (Advanced & Qwasy magical Web searching tricks) Updated again! (serialz)
  3. [irc_vvf.htm]: An Opera/IRC/Mp3 searching essay (pulling MP3 trough Opera's IRC client)
    by vvf,
    Part of the irc searching essays & sounds sections.
  4. [sehisinf.htm]: Searching the Internet For Historical Information
    by Stevieo
    Part of the searching essays & evaluating results sections.
  5. [eurosearch.htm]: Das grosse européenne bellissimo search
    by fravia+ (Taking advantage of free polylinguistic tools when searching)
    Part of the searching essays and of the Seekers' Linguistic Station sections.
  6. [blog.htm]: Searching among Internet Blogs for Information
    by Fravia+
    Part of the searching essays & evaluating results sections.
  7. [proxopro_1.html]: Oncle Faf goes inside proxomitron
    by IlFaf
    Part of the essays.htm & evaluate sections.
  8. [newsfeeds.htm]: How to fetch decent and recent news (part of the "references & tools" for seekers)
    Fravia's "news" station Updated!
  9. [sosnipo.htm]: Some snippets on weak cgi scripts
    by POLONUS
    "The easiest is... if the root site is found to have the defaults' install."
    Part of the old and obsolete "weak CGIs" lists
  10. New additions to the SLS (the "seekers' linguistic station") Updated!
  11. ... as usual, some new (or slightly updated) pages:
    [main.htm] Baidu! ~ [flange.htm] ~ [regional.htm] chinese search engines ~ [images.htm] ~ [google.htm] ~ [daterange.htm] google's timeslices ~ [io13.htm] ~ [tools.htm] ~ [antiadve.htm] ~ [hosts_al.txt] a powerful host file ~ [tuttiope.htm] ~ [tools.htm] ~ [links.htm] ~ [introd.htm] ~ [intro.htm] ~ [whoiam.htm] ~ [basihelp.htm] ~ [basimk.htm] ~ [annoyanc.htm] ~ [targets.htm] ~ [pdffing.htm] ~ [dictiona.htm] ~ [rabbits.htm] ~ [critics.htm] ~ [tips.htm] ~ [terminology.htm] ~ [trolls.htm] ~ [way_kook.htm] ~ [usenet.htm] ~



Spring 2004 
  1. [newsfeeds.htm]: How to fetch decent and recent news (part of the "references & tools" for seekers)
    Fravia's "news" station
  2. [destream.htm]: How to de-stream malwares and proprietary monopolies
    by Herakles
    Stealing the Fire (with alternative seekers' download links)
  3. [london2004.htm]: Searching the web and searching images in the aera of copyright terror by fravia+
    Also: How to find everything and then some
    (a workshop in London with my friend Richard Stallman and with Cory Doctorow)
  4. [../realicra/salads.htm]: Standard apples, ready salads and other tasteless concoctions
    by Felicity Lawrence, part of the [reality cracking] section.
  5. New additions to the Library, that will fill the reading wants of any keen, seeking-minded searcher.
  6. [geotrust.htm]: Exploring eCommerce websites backed by GeoTrust "Protocols spelunking adventures"
    by Anonymous Lee, part of the essays.htm section.
  7. [tuttiope.htm#opesee]: Tutti all'opera Updated! (Opera: a browser for seekers)
    Useful for all lazy seekers...
  8. [rose.htm]: A seeker's Windrose
    ... Useful for all lazy seekers...
  9. New additions to the SLS (the "seekers' linguistic station") Updated!
  10. ... as usual, some new (or slightly updated) pages:
    [prev2003.htm] ~ [fobegano.htm] ~ [usenet.htm] ~ [google.htm] ~ [poland.htm] ~ [404.htm] ~ [critics.htm] ~ [compound.htm] ~ [regional.htm] ~ [fu_speci.htm] (Recall) ~ [anonyweb.htm] ~ [proxlist.htm] ~ [specs.htm] ~ [somestats2004.htm] ~ [apr2004.txt] ~ [papers.htm] ~ [password.htm] ~ [commonpass1.htm] ~ [essays.htm] spring cleaning ~ [son_33_1.htm] ~ [further.htm] ~ [fu_speci.htm] ~ [links.htm] ~ [main.htm] ~ [papers.htm] ~ [albany.htm] ~ [index.html] Mordred's trick ~ [realicra/realicra.htm] ~ [local.htm] (recall) ~ [info.htm] (new workshop) ~ [targets.htm] ~ [formir.htm] ~ [tools.htm] ~ [rabbits.htm] ~



Winter 2004 
  1. [The importance of persistence: a case study]
    by Mordred and Jeff, part of the essays.htm & images.htm sections. "Images searching" Lore
  3. [challrms.htm]: A challenge for Richard Stallman
    by fravia+, part of the essays.htm section. "Advanced searching" Lore
  4. New additions to the SLS (the "seekers' linguistic station")
  5. [imagesta.htm]: Stalking trough images
    (The ban of modern digital cameras) by AAVV (various authors), part of the stalking section. "Advanced stalking" Lore
  6. [inktomi.htm]: Inktomi's search syntax
    by Nemo, part of the essays.htm section.
    Inktomi is one of the best search engines out there. Unfortunately its search syntax is not well documented, which is a pity, because Inktomi offers one of the richest search syntaxes, with lots of unique features and a ranking algo which works often quite well. "Our Tools" Lore
  7. [cinix_run.htm]: There is never just 'one' way
    by Cinix, part of the essays.htm section.
    Learning a browser new tricks ~ 'Sit', 'roll over' and 'play dead' Magic Tool Lore
  8. [scumware.htm]: Scumware, Spyware, Adware, Spamware, Malware, sneakware and all sorts of other 'wares...
    by shinohara, part of the malware.htm section.
    DIE, Gator, die! (Updated in February 2004)
  9. [tuttiope.htm#opesee]: Tutti all'opera Updated! (Opera: a browser for seekers)
    Useful for all lazy seekers...
  10. [borgesbye.htm]: Jorge Luis Borges' tomb, Solving an "image searching" quest (and challenge)
    by VVAA, with a valuable addition by Corto
    (Searching an image without knowing its name)... Tlön!
  11. [books.htm]: Searching books and texts on the wide web, part of the [targets.htm], section. Updated! Again!
  12. New additions to the SLS (the "seekers' linguistic station")
  13. New additions to the Library, that will fill the reading wants of any keen, seeking-minded searcher.
  14. [../realicra/asyouc.htm]: As you can clearly see from my $220 Fubu jacket and $95 Tommy Hilfiger sweatshirt, I could not possibly be poor
    by TheOnion, January 2004, part of the [reality cracking] section.
  15. ... as usual, some new (or slightly updated) pages:
    [hotbot.htm] ~ [targets.htm] ("syrupping") ~ [terminology.htm] ~ [further.htm] ~ [malware.htm] ~ [howtoour.htm] (How to search our own messageboards :-) ~ [evaluate.htm] ~ [evalessa.htm] ~ [discudis.htm] ~ [usenet.htm] ~ [tuttiope.htm] ~ [fu_sussi.htm] ~ [safecolopicker.htm] ~ [google.htm] ~ [papers.htm] ~ [tips.htm] ~ [rabbits.htm] ~ [regional.htm] ~ [critics.htm] ~ [pdffing.htm] (How to use liposuction to repair Adobe Reader 6) ~ [main.htm] INKTOMI! ~ [trolls.htm] ~ [proxy.htm] ~ [images.htm] more images searching engines! ~ [links.htm] ~ [stalking.htm] ~ [local.htm] FAQ search engines ~




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