A handy little site for google watchers

Hi all
For those that like watching google, I came across this site:
http://www.yourcache.com

Some of you probably know it, but some here may not.
HTH
plh
Paul


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Paul Burke wrote:

Hi all
For those that like watching google, I came across this site:
http://www.yourcache.com

Some of you probably know it, but some here may not.
HTH
plh
Paul

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It seems like a powerful tool, but can someone please explain what it's
exploited for? Is it intended to show how well-synchronised the data
centres are? Or maybe what results different people will receive in
different locations? The site gives the tool, but says nothing about how
visitors /use/ it...

Thanks in advance for explaining,

Roy

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It seems like a powerful tool, but can someone please explain what it's
exploited for? Is it intended to show how well-synchronised the data
centres are? Or maybe what results different people will receive in
different locations? The site gives the tool, but says nothing about how
visitors /use/ it...

Thanks in advance for explaining,

Roy

I saw it once called "google dancing" viewer. It gives an ideea about if
the process of spidering through your pages started or not. I dont
know how long this process last but the numbers stay still one day then
in another starts to 'dance' again

Cool tool. May I have your sources ? Or may I sub-frame you ?

awesome tool

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articus

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It seems like a powerful tool, but can someone please explain what it's
exploited for? Is it intended to show how well-synchronised the data
centres are? Or maybe what results different people will receive in
different locations? The site gives the tool, but says nothing about how
visitors /use/ it...

Thanks in advance for explaining,

Roy


I saw it once called "google dancing" viewer. It gives an ideea about if
the process of spidering through your pages started or not. I dont know
how long this process last but the numbers stay still one day then in
another starts to 'dance' again

Cool tool. May I have your sources ? Or may I sub-frame you ?