> Do your google searches at work frequently involve porn or something? If I want to look up example of string operations in C I might Google "c strings" or "c

> Do your google searches at work frequently involve porn or something? If I want to look up example of string operations in C I might Google "c strings" or "c strings examples". Incidentally, in similar fashion to G-strings, a C-string is a type of lingerie. If I'm doing quick graphics adjustments I don't want to bother the art department with I might use the fantastic GNU Image Manipulation Program and do a search for "gimp tricks" or "gimp tutorials". Incidentally, as anyone who's seen "Pulp Fiction" might know, a gimp is a type of BDSM gear. Definitely not savory for work. This is why, much as I'm concerned about personalized searches, it's kind of non-negotiable for me that to function as a professional software engineer I should be logged-in to my Google account. It's the only way I can be sure not to get results from, say, Victoria's Secret.