AltaVista was my search engine of choice when it first came out. It was a damn fine search engine, but Google became better. I still use AltaVista occasionally but I don't trust it's 'freshness' as much as Google.
DOA? perhaps comatose is more accurate. posted by DBAPaul at 3:44 AM on February 20, 2003
I learned a new phrase from Evhead's non-blog: "shopping for yachts" == "clearing my head".
Education is such a wonderful thing. posted by BubbaDude at 3:59 AM on February 20, 2003
I don't get it. posted by hama7 at 4:04 AM on February 20, 2003
Me neither.
The featured link is a typo? posted by jeremias at 4:37 AM on February 20, 2003
If so, where will we go for a dopey translation/Douglas Adams tribute?
Well I don't know about the Douglas Adams tribute, but for dopey translations Google has one right here posted by ralawrence at 4:49 AM on February 20, 2003
overture/overturn posted by toby\flat2 at 5:04 AM on February 20, 2003
The Douglas Adams tribute was in naming AV's translation service "Babel Fish" posted by ?! at 5:54 AM on February 20, 2003
Dell will use FAST's recently upgraded software, which boasts linguistic features to match users' intentions with results presented, automatic spell-checking and search keywords highlighted in all results descriptions.
(slightly)OT: I [heart] Wendell, but you're wasted around here, little mister. Please, in the name of all that is holy, come back to us and never go away again. I know it wasn't a promise, but I miss ya, old pal, old foil. posted by bradlands at 12:35 PM on February 20, 2003
this is not a gem on the internet posted by lampshade at 11:45 PM on February 21, 2003
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DOA? perhaps comatose is more accurate.
posted by DBAPaul at 3:44 AM on February 20, 2003