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"You can see an example module at http://goosh.org/ext/spon.js "
You quoted that-- sorry if this is a dumb question, but where did you find that information? Thanks in advance.
Personally I think this is fantastically cool. It is just going to take me a little while to stop typing "ls -l" and "mutt" at the prompt.
guest@goosh.org:/web> news daum Error: Operation timed out (1212416829830). guest@goosh.org:/web> news obama Error: Operation timed out (1212416850562). guest@goosh.org:/web> 1 aiml Error: Operation timed out (1212416867098).
It's cool as a programming exercise, but I just can't see it being useful for me. If it can do something else, that might be cool, but it can't do much. ^k and dictionary bookmarks in firefox are far superior to using that shell. Dictionary bookmarks, for all those unaware, are a beautiful feature I rarely hear about. For example, go to en.wikipedia.org and right click inside the search text box on the left. Click on…
It's cool as a programming exercise, but I just can't see it being useful for me. If it can do something else, that might be cool, but it can't do much. ^k and dictionary bookmarks in firefox are far superior to using that shell. Dictionary bookmarks, for all those unaware, are a beautiful feature I rarely hear about. For example, go to en.wikipedia.org and right click inside the search text box on the left. Click on…
* a synchronization between different computers (the same keywords on different computers)
* to use other browser
* two or more parameters, e.g. to find Google Sets for "cat, and man"
* to combine multiple queries, e.g. to search for "hacker news" on Google and Yahoo
YubNub's examples:
$ gset man, cat $ ms2 hacker news; g y