[ExI] inernet whiffenpoof, was: RE: Tracking your internet browsing

[spike]

>... On Behalf Of Anders Sandberg


>... It is a struggle between companies that want to track data and annoying
users like me that generate a lot of chaff that reduce the data mining
clarity ...--Dr Anders Sandberg
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Cool!  Anders how do you do that?  I have my ways, but they are clumsy, such
as doing random word Google searches and having friends use my email
accounts, even sending email with my spike on there, that sort of thing.
What I want is some script or app which starts up if the computer is idle
for about 10 minutes, then randomly generates a few words, does a google
search, picks a random hit from the choices 10 through 20, grabs about four
or five random words from that site and repeats a search on those words,
always ignoring the top site or any site which is in the recently visited
list.

It should repeat the process about every three to five minute randomly
chosen time intervals, around the clock.

Wouldn't that scheme make it impossible to take someone's websearch history
for use as an advertisement magnet?  What about the recent case where a web
search history was used as evidence in court?  Could not some evil Tea Party
candidate use website search history to discourage or defame a political
opponent?

This group is crawling with script gurus.  Someone help out the world here.
My reward to you is my sincere best wishes forever or until I forget.

spike