Mythology of search engine
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The document discusses the history and workings of search engines. It describes how search engines like Archie were some of the earliest examples from 1990. It explains the process search engines use, including crawling the web with bots, indexing pages, and then processing queries to return relevant results. The document also discusses the importance of search engine algorithms and why they are kept secret by companies. Finally, it briefly describes Google's new Caffeine search engine and Yahoo's BOSS platform that allows developers to build custom search tools using Yahoo's index and infrastructure.
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衩屁颠的跑去看电视.别以为我去偷看电视,心里跟提十五只水桶似的,我不怕香港六合彩,我长大了,我个子快有香港六合彩高了,香港六合彩不敢再对我动手,我大摇大摆的去看电视,香港六合彩决不皱下眉头,哈哈哈哈——其实我心里清楚得很,香港六合彩还我自由是因为中考已经结束,等成绩出来,要么让我上天堂,要么让我下地狱……
当我得知我和李雪考了全班并列第一名时,我走路时都忍不住偷笑出声,这下死也得一起上路,谁都别想甩掉谁.
正当我整天为此暗自高兴时,我妈对我说:三子,考得不错,明个把小花接过来和你叙叙.
我的娘哎!我差点晕了过去.
我想小花来的时候,搞死没有人提到香港六合彩;我不想香港六合彩来的时候,就有人要把香港六合彩接过来,让我头痛,我怎能不差点晕厥过去?不管怎样,
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