Last night I spent a considerable amount of time going through each country code by hand to determine where G has datacenters. This should help some people for scraping purposes:

.at
.be
.bg
.bo
.bs
.by
.bz
.ca
.ch
.cl
.cn
.cz
.de
.dk
.ec
.ee
.es
.fi
.fr
.gb
.gl
.gm
.gr
.gy
.hk
.hn
.hr
.ht
.hu
.ie
.in
.is
.it
.je
.jo
.jp
.kr
.li
.lk
.lt
.lu
.lv
.ma
.mn
.mu
.mv
.mw
.mx
.nl
.no
.nr
.nu
.ph
.pk
.pl
.pr
.pt
.ro
.se
.sg
.sh
.si
.sj
.sk
.sm
.sn
.st
.tk
.tm
.to
.tp
.tt
.tw
.ug
.co.uk
.uz
.vg
.vn
.vu
.ws
.co.zw

Just add “google” to the front of any of those codes to get the webpage of the corresponding data center.

Technologically, this ranks my abilities somewhere between those of a rock and a stapler. I’m very proud.

Welcome to my blog. You’re lucky to be here, I shouldn’t even be taking the time to grace you with my verbiage. Please act accordingly.

Ok on a less serious note though, I’m going to be releasing a link spamming and site building service very soon in conjunction with one Kaptain Krayola to complement his new content generator, K5.