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Wikipedia, Yahoo Answers, Google Answers (lawl), Quora, Stackoverflow. Try putting in a coding question and Stackoverflow will show: http://foobub.com/?s=pytho
by vu0tran 14y ago
Wikipedia, Yahoo Answers, Google Answers (lawl), Quora, Stackoverflow.
Try putting in a coding question and Stackoverflow will show: http://foobub.com/?s=python+xrange+vs+range http://foobub.com/?s=python+xrange+vs+range
If you put in a random question, yahoo answers will probably appear: http://foobub.com/?s=why+does+sweat+smell+so+bad http://foobub.com/?s=why+does+sweat+smell+so+bad
Wikipedia just generally comes up first as the way it's weighted. It answers and provides knowledge for most queries.
- whalabi 14y agoI searched for "ruby on rails" and it got me wiki and quora, but not stackoverflow, which I would expect. See: http://foobub.com/?s=ruby+on+rails http://foobub.com/?s=ruby+on+rails Also, searching for "stackoverflow" gives unexpected results: http://foobub.com/?s=stackoverflow http://foobub.com/?s=stackoverflow Otherwise, surprisingly useful for something so simple. If you could tone down/up result sources and it had more (e.g. show me nothing from yahoo answers, more from stackoverflow), i would concievably use this instead of the goog for most things. Like many people most of my googles are "wiki blah" Good job!