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How to - Google Tips

Author: Coldness Posted under: Tips/Tricks

Hey everyone! I’m one of the people who uses google service blindly without evening knowing some basics! I mean,we all must have gone through this step before,and few lucky ones who actually read and understood how to properly use google(or just better way).

Here I will list some tips that I stumbled upon my years of agony with google..

Tip 1 : If you happen to be one of the guys or girls that always have a hard time searching for some damn good music but can’t seem to find them easily! I know some of you used either p2p programs(such as ares and the like) or bittorrent ones(bitcomet..),but since you’ve used these programs then you must definitely know that they not only bring you the long sought-for music but with a little extra package…yeah,viruses! . Now,you could use google’s powerful search engine to do the work for you and get the music from sites(or directories if you’d prefer)in the internet.

This code actually is a good way to start looking for what you want…
-inurl:htm -inurl:html intitle:”index of” “Last modified” “filetype” “artist” or/and “songname”

of course,you’d want to replace the filetype keyword with the actual extension you’re looking for,with the quotes on!.

Tip 2: OK,now that we can find our beloved music…maybe we’d want to look for some e-books as well? If you’re the type who likes to miss around,then you have already found a way to find e-books….yup you guessed right,folks! We just use the previous code but with some changes this time around..

-inurl:htm -inurl:html intitle:”index of” +(”/ebooks”|”/book”) +(chm|pdf|zip) “author” and/or “booktitle”

Well,if you’re wondering about this strange looking code,it’s actually quite simple! we’re just limiting our search on directories by using the “inurl:htm” and “inurl:html” keywords. Also “intitle:”index of”" helps too to narrow our search on just open directories that just lie there for the grasping … I put some popular formats for e-books there in the search string..(chm OR pdf OR zip) the pipe character “|” means OR.

Tip 3 : For all of you who just love live camera or video feeds out there, I have just the thing for you .(please note that I just found this so I’m actually just copying and pasting the codes for you guys…)