Yes, it's not good for the use case you described. That's what I intended to say with my comment on "generic searches". If you are looking for something very sp

Yes, it's not good for the use case you described. That's what I intended to say with my comment on "generic searches". If you are looking for something very specific like a piece of code that resolves your OOM error or a uk seller of a xkcd hoodie then it's better to add !g to your search.