A ZIP file for an old DOS disassembler, which Google will readily find if passed ".zip", "35" and "ketmax" in reverse order (not strrev, reverse order) as one s

A ZIP file for an old DOS disassembler, which Google will readily find if passed ".zip", "35" and "ketmax" in reverse order (not strrev, reverse order) as one string with no spaces. If you leave out the "35" part of the string (and just supply the other two parts), Google has no idea what I'm talking about no matter what I try - it was ixquick that helped me find the file without that middle tidbit. Whenever I mention this bug I'm challenged with how to refer to it in a way that humans will be able to understand (without resorting to base64 or similar...) but which Google's indexer won't "get", so that the bug stays there and I'm able to point it out to people. My point is that Google's correlation system is nowhere near perfect. (I would intuitively categorize this with the much-vaunted systems that determine context, "did you mean" etc.)