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When that doesn't work, I type the desired word three times after the search e.g. "Old books for sale old old old" -if, say, all the results are dominated by ne
by SerLava 9y ago
When that doesn't work, I type the desired word three times after the search e.g. "Old books for sale old old old" -if, say, all the results are dominated by new books due to "books for sale" being so strongly attached to those websites.
If that doesn't work I type "BING" and don't return for a while.
If Google's algorithm doesn't keep track of frustrated searches for BING I will eat my hat.
- visarga 9y agoGood one. I will use it too. When I can't find what I want in Google, I'll search "bing" and click the first link.
- mr_spothawk 9y agoif I correctly understand what you're up to, it's brilliant. this pattern of leaving "well f* you then!" breadcrumbs for behavioral-pattern matchers of the future is something I'm quite fond of doing myself. here's hoping some future intelligent system will be a lot smarter and more capable of tracking the breadcrumbs of my evidently-permanent log-trail of passive-aggression than the human UX-dillholes who are currently running things.