A "select *.* from *.*" within the Google Search Box
yielded in 25,270,000,000 results
A the typed in the Google Search Box
yielded 11,640,000,000 results
I don't know, but could the first universal SQL search query be a glitch that Google should correct ?
Dunno, but my sixth sense says more refined SQL string searches can pull up internal Google databases on which the very foundation of Google rests.
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Sunday, June 27, 2010
Monday, March 29, 2010
A Puzzle for Google itself
What Ankit Fadia thought yesterday,
Google thinks today.
But then if Ankit's hypothesis was right on spot.
Google's future also might be in a tight spot.
No_____________
I'm not going to provide the answer to this though, 'cuz I'm having quite a downslide in my revenues -)
Google thinks today.
But then if Ankit's hypothesis was right on spot.
Google's future also might be in a tight spot.
No_____________
I'm not going to provide the answer to this though, 'cuz I'm having quite a downslide in my revenues -)
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ad revenues,
future of google,
google
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