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Originally posted by idealord
I'd be happy to send you my scripts if you wanted to verify my approach with another professional, but there's no way you could run these Perl scripts without installing Cygwin and all of the supporting libraries.
Originally posted by idealord
I was just poking around and I see no difference in the search results for this URL:
www.collectionscanada.gc.ca...
Starting with 20000
And this URL:
www.collectionscanada.gc.ca...
Curious about your other ideas about governmental databases. FYI, a few systems are not very happy with people that hit their databases with spiders or bots. Mine aren't aggressive, but it freaks people out and I don't want to get arrested for 'Hacking' when we're just automating our searches!
Originally posted by idealord
Well here's what I got:
parnasse.com...
Originally posted by idealord
FYI, a few systems are not very happy with people that hit their databases with spiders or bots. Mine aren't aggressive, but it freaks people out and I don't want to get arrested for 'Hacking' when we're just automating our searches!
Jeff
“It’s like trying to put someone in jail for allegedly checking too many books out of the library.”
Originally posted by freelance_zenarchist
There was an article in Wired about something like that last month,
www.wired.com...
Originally posted by IsaacKoi
By the way, I’ve started taking notes of pages in French – just to pass on to French colleagues for their novelty value. So far, I’ve noted pages with URLs ending in e002748140, e002748585, e002748611, e002748612, e002748617, e002749709 and e002749714. If you happen to spot more, let me know in this thread or by U2U and I’ll add them to the list which I’ll be passing on to French colleagues.
Originally posted by IsaacKoi
Originally posted by Echtelion why was the US Air Force so willing to "play down" the phenomena?
In relation to your comment that the US Air Force played down the phenomena, you may be interested in the Canadian document at the link below:
data2.collectionscanada.gc.ca...
That Canadian memo states at the end of the first paragraph that "the present USAF policy is to play down the subject".
All the best,
Isaac
Originally posted by sparrowstail
And finally there was the young boy who lived near the harbor who witnessed it. It had such a profound effect on him that he dedicated his life to researching the incident and is the leading authority on the case. His name slips me
Originally posted by idealord
Here's the DOT data:
parnasse.com...
Originally posted by ArMaP
PS: as my home server is waiting for a new power supply, you can get the Excel worksheet with that list here. The last column has an "x" for the duplicate records. I hope it helps.