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Yep.  Lets stop using IR systems because the NSA uses them.  Better yet, if w=
e all stop using technology at all then no one can watch our use.  =20

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On Sep 11, 2013, at 12:49 AM, Klaus Ramelow <Klaus.Ramelow@gmx.de> wrote:

> Hello Sai
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> don=C2=B4t do that !
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> the NSA is watching YOU
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> Am 11.09.2013 02:11, schrieb saibatchu:
>> Hello I'm a student from Texas tech university. I'm having a project to
>> develop an online information retrieval system like "Google" for my
>> university. Any valid user will be able to upload documents into our clou=
d
>> memory and retrieve them. I'm planning to use Lucene index for that
>> retrieval of documents. The data in our cloud memory will be large. is it=
 a
>> good idea to use lucene index for retrieval.. I need your help...
>>  Any sort of response is great and any help is appreciated ..
>> Thanks, Sai
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