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From: erik quanstrom <quanstro@quanstro.net>
Date: Wed, 12 Mar 2008 19:08:33 -0400
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Subject: Re: [9fans] abaco @ plan9port [WAS: Hi and,
	plan9-native abaco sources?]
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> hola,
>
> "http://9fans.net" is an URL, "9fans.net" is not.
>
> as for google, I added a "Google string" command sometime
> ago.

what's the advantage of taking that position?  is there something
that breaks if "9fans.net" is interpreted as "http://9fans.net"?

"Google string" is unsatisfactory to me for several reasons.  first,
it opens up a new window.  second, it is much more cumbersome
because you have to select the whole search.  with "g term" you
can double click at the end of an existing url and type "g term<enter>"
and you're done.  no extra trip to the mouse.

but that's just what works for me, and i'm lazy.

- erik