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I’m often interested in buying some book, film or piece of music based on someone I already know I like. The logic goes something like – ‘if I like this I will
by chunkyslink 16y ago
I’m often interested in buying some book, film or piece of music based on someone I already know I like. The logic goes something like – ‘if I like this I will like something similar’. Now it is already fairly easy to do this online by using one of many websites providing this information but it is a distraction to do so an requires navigating away from the work I am doing engage in some website for a couple of minutes.
I wanted something quick and easy that would allow me to send off a request in less than 10 seconds then get back to my work. The information is now waiting for me when I’m ready to disengage from what I’m doing.
Its also command line-esque which I prefer than clunky interfaces.
I use Tweetie for Twitter which is always open and in less than 10 seconds I can have it open with a quick command line style query written and being processed while I get back to work.
To give it a go have a look at http://www.findsimilar.info http://www.findsimilar.info to see how it works and what you can search for.