Just thought I’d let you know.
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Google is my friend
Living on a Narrowboat
Just thought I’d let you know.
Owner and main contributor to the michaeltyler.co.uk, a site about my travels and day to day life on the canal. View all posts by Michael Tyler
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Its true.
There’s not much to seperate google from the other search engines nowadays.
Although it remains my search engine of choice, I find myself going between two or three search engines like I used to (in the old days), you just can’t trust google to come up with the full breadth of results like you used too.
Perhaps meta search is the way forward?