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I searched for a specific string I copied out of a log file. Google returned only one result and under it where it usually says what parts of your query it ign
by Fatnino 4y ago
I searched for a specific string I copied out of a log file.
Google returned only one result and under it where it usually says what parts of your query it ignored to allow this result through it just had my entire query in full.
So basically I said "find me this" and Google went "I can't find that, here's something completely random from the internet that has nothing to do with anything"
- matheusmoreira 4y agoIt has everything to do with finding more opportunities to spam you with ads.
- Fatnino 4y agoNormally I would agree, but this result was to a .gov site run by the state of Nevada. I'm not in Nevada.
- retrocryptid 4y agoBut that's what Google does when it's "working."
- moi2388 4y agoNo, if it’s working it’s more like “I can't find that, here's some completely random Advertisement from the internet that has nothing to do with anything"
- reitanqild 4y agoYup. For the last 12 or so years :-/ I naively like to think they chucked a bunch of tests cases at some level when they introduced Google+ (when they threw out the old plus operator to reuse + for Google+ searches) and never recovered after that.