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Archive for September 7th, 2026

Reminder to self: do like TWM did – “Static version of my blog – twm’s blog”

Posted by jpluimers on 2026/09/07

On the to do list is do this for my own blog: [Wayback/Archive] Static version of my blog – twm’s blog.

His static site is very rudimentary, but also loads very quickly. Just take a look at [Wayback/Archive] twm’s blog – Programming is thinking, not typing (was: Common sense isn’t)

TWM set this up a few years after introducing the static [Wayback/Archive] Delphi IDE Explorer Expert – twm’s blog page he announced 8 years before in [Wayback/Archive] New static page for my Delphi IDE Explorer expert – twm’s blog.

--jeroen

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How to restrict a Google search to results of a specific language? – Web Applications Stack Exchange

Posted by jpluimers on 2026/09/07

For my link archive: [Wayback/Archive] How to restrict a Google search to results of a specific language? – Web Applications Stack Exchange (thanks [Wayback/Archive] ZygD):

1. Web interface language: hl=

Example: www.google.com/search?q=vilnius&hl=lt

2. Pages in specified language: lr=lang_

Example: www.google.com/search?q=vilnius&lr=lang_lt

3. Pages originating from specified country: cr=country

Example: www.google.com/search?q=vilnius&cr=countryLT
Note that the two country code characters have to be in UPPERCASE ! Otherwise Google ignores the parameter (as of 2017-01-03) (even though lower case works fine for hl= and lr=lang_).

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