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Thursday November 18, 2004
10:28 AM
testing google indexing speed
I'm curious to see how quickly google indexes things after they post. This entry will hypotheoretically give me one data point.
This search
will show us if it has been picked up yet. As of the time of this entry, there were two hits under usenet plus two hits from the web (plus a spelling suggestion
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and the answer is... (Score:1)
Later, it occurred to me that I could as easily have benchmarked this from Sean's journal [perl.org]...