Posted by Michael Perlman on September 6th, 2007 in Internet
The search giant Google added a new lever of search to their offerings today. As I opened the company’s Google Reader service, I noticed the new search field in the upper pane or the interface:
Whatever Greasemonkey script was previously used to hack a search field is no longer necessary. The new option allows you to […]
Posted by Michael Perlman on March 19th, 2007 in Internet
Even though SMF is a wonder of a product, its search functionality is almost as bad as the rest of the crowd. This also goes for the majority of sites out there that aren’t searchable through some kind of Google-powered engine (like the MTA’s site). but there’s another twist to it.
Looking for a particular topic […]
Posted by Michael Perlman on January 25th, 2007 in Internet
Devin unlocks yet another secret function of Gmail. This trick is to make to do lists with filters, labels and a bit of text appended to your email address.
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Posted by Michael Perlman on December 14th, 2005 in Reviews
How the Search Giant Improved the World once again