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 My gorgeous Chleo, or really, she's her own. I might've mentioned before how I was maintaining or likely saying taking care of my dog. She's 12 years old, and she's been great... My aunt and I made a bet about how long my dog will live... Originally it was 14 years she lives, I get $600? But we changed it to 16 years old that Chleo will surpass... Not a challenge, I might as well say 23... That would be the real challenge but we're not there so, Chleo's arthritis has calm down... Since 2023, Chleo has gotten much better and has gained a few pounds. With that being said, she has handled, even better than before, learning to step away from situations of chaos, even when I'm not around, and learning how to communicate with her moans? Truly, I should have paid attention more, because dogs actually do know what we're saying. It is up to us owner to develop a routine for them if we don't have a routine for themselves unless they've developed their own...

Use Google Like an Ethical Hacker Would Hello world! (Just like every coder would [If you'd like, excuse my slang.)] Yes, yes, I've switched the bracket and paratheses. This is going to throw you off, but how are you today? 😀 Hi, my names' Elize, EAF for short, and EAFverit social media wise. Eh hem... In this document type, I'd like to show you how to use Google as an ethical hacker would. I'm on my way to becoming more than just an ethical hacker one day and I hope my knowledge will help those around. Anyways, here goes.  Summary Google's advanced search operators are shortcuts to search more precisely. Use "site:" to restrict to a domain, "filetype:" for specific files like PDFs, "before:/after:" for date ranges, "inurl:" for terms in URLs, "intitle:" for title terms, and "inanchor:" for anchor text. Operators like "OR"/"AND" combine keywords, while "related:" finds ...