It's quite simple: google for "hydracefallus". It's a unique, misspelled word that only seems to appear in that book(and now in this blog). Obviously, downloading that book without paying is illegal, yet it's ironic that "Google Hacks" teaches just that kind of tricks.
Many would agree that book should be also labeled "how to find pirated or innocently stored oreilly books on the web".
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Tuesday, January 04, 2005
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You can find many books on the web just by typing any relevant sets of keywords along with ext:chm or ext:pdf. This has been common knowledge among good searchers LONG before Tara and Rael wrote "Google Hacks."
ReplyDeleteIndeed, as "Fravia's Search Lore" and the red orc has spread around, too, ages ago.
ReplyDeleteas nictuku above already said: learn how to find ***any*** book on the web ... and also understand why most published books are next to irrelevant compared with the real info you can find on your own
ReplyDeletevisiting and studying fravia's searchlores, a real hidden nudget
http://www.searchlores.org/books.htm
but one cannot access more than 22 hacks
ReplyDeletewhat do we hav to do to find the entire book