I'm stunned this Twitter account wasn't already taken! Good stuff. =) I'm Stephen Chapman, FYI. Add me there as well if you'd like.

To kick things off, Google's font is called "Catull." I found it using the following Google query: Catull filetype:ttf http://bit.ly/gMLdKp

I'm pretty darn proud of the logo, too. I forgot how to do background gradients and all, so I spent about 2 hours on it, relearning PS. lol.

If you have any questions as to how to formulate certain queries to find information you're looking for, let me know and I'll try to help!

Google Hacks Not many know of Google's standard conversion capabilities such as bit.ly/g0tQQI

Google Hack: [1/2] Looking for a font? Try searching for its name followed by filetype:ttf -- Ex: Catull filetype:ttf http://bit.ly/gMLdKp

Google Hack: [2/2] If the font name contains multiple words, place them in quotes. Ex: "Times New Roman" filetype:ttf http://bit.ly/i5WyaZ

Bing Hack: To see sites hosted on the same IP, use the ip: operator followed by the IP. Ex: ip:174.120.23.251 http://bit.ly/ehAadM #SEO

Thanks to those of you helping to spread the word! =)

1/2: P2P is old news. Using Google to find (what should be private) directories on clueless people's Web sites is where it's at now. ;)

2/2: Example (to find music you already own (of course), but don't have nearby): Pantera intitle:index.of inurl:Music http://bit.ly/fr3J58

Just replace "Pantera" with a band of your choice. That query can be WAY refined, but it's a great start if you've not seen one like it b4!

From that query, look for this link: www.40calgames.com/music/ <-- Can you believe all the music there!? They're totally clueless... =\

If you want some added perspective as to how disasterously well Google works as a hacking tool, check out GHH: http://ghh.sourceforge.net/

Did You Know [1/2]: It can take less than a day for something to leak via P2P and end up on someone's Web server and indexed in Google.

Did You Know [2/2]: That means, depending on what you're searching for, that a free, ultra-fast HTTP d/l could very well be awaiting you.

Caution: Downloading from an HTTP link doesn't mean you're anonymous! Your ISP can see your traffic & the site you d/l from might keep logs.

Been a while since I've tweeted! Sorry about that. =)

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