Having written and taught a workshop we call "10 Things You Didn’t We can’t even get to the American site manually. Every time Don’t you just hate it when well-intentioned attempts to automate clever little features of your tools make it impossible to configure them the way you want? Once the Dowbrigade made the move to the Ecuadorian ISP he will be using … Continue reading ![](\"http:\/\/cyber.law.harvard.edu\/blogs\/static\/dowbrigade\/googlec.jpg\")
Don’t you just hate it when well-intentioned attempts to automate clever
\n little features of your tools make it impossible to configure them the
\n way you want? Once the Dowbrigade made the move to the Ecuadorian
\n ISP<\/a> he will be using over the next two months, every time we go to our Google
\n bookmark, it takes us to Google-Ecuador!<\/a><\/p>\n
\n Know About Google" <\/a>about a thousand times, we knew how to set the default
\n language back to English. But in the list of national editions
\n on the Google preferences page, the one with all the flags, the flag
\n on the United States is missing! We can set our default to Google-Albania,
\n but not just plain Google!<\/p>\n
\n we erase the "ec" at the end of the URL it seems to start to load good
\n old Google (US version) – and then takes us back to Google-Ecuador!
\n We feel this may be affecting our search results and display order.
\n Does anyone know a way to get around this annoying "feature"?<\/p>\n<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n<\/table>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"