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Couldn’t just search for “pizza in Brooklyn” then? It’s not that onerous.
by codyb 5y ago
Couldn’t just search for “pizza in Brooklyn” then? It’s not that onerous.
- stubish 5y agoThis isn't normal? Due to ISP internal networking, my exposed IP address either gets geolocated to my state capital or a state capital on the other side of the continent. And I like it that way. Wrong country might be annoying, but preferred language will get that right enough.
- londons_explore 5y agoBrooklyn, Jamaica, got it. Even if you write Brooklyn USA, there are 22 places called Brooklyn in the USA. So now your search term is "Pizza in Brooklyn, NY, USA". And now you want to search for the cost of a taxi... "Taxi prices in Brooklyn, NY, USA". And now you want to know who won the baseball... "Who won the baseball, in USA". (Baseball means other things in other countries) It's a staggering number of queries where the location changes the interpretation of what you're looking for, which changes the results.