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Tired of getting busted for illegally peeing* in New York City? Try Diaroogle.com, a toilet search engine that "helps you find quality public toilets from your mobile phone." [more inside]
posted by dhammond
on Aug 6, 2008 -
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Search into + 250,000 blogs in Spanish The Spanish blog portal Bitacoras.com released a widget to search into more than 250,000 blogs written in Spanish.
posted by jlori
on Jan 3, 2008 -
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Google Blog Search -- in beta, of course. Works by crawling blogs' RSS feeds. Should Technorati be nervous?
posted by mcwetboy
on Sep 14, 2005 -
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High school students in Israel are harnessing the community-building power of weblogs to locate survivors of the Holocaust.
posted by arco
on Jul 8, 2004 -
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Google, everyone's favourite search-engine, is planning a seperate category for Blogs, to help searchers "filter out blog noise," from primary search results.
posted by Blue Stone
on May 9, 2003 -
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Somebody found my blog while searching for a 'doctor's surgery webpage'. AltaVista, Yahoo, Lycos -- has anyone ever found anything
useful from any search engine ever? Really? I don't believe you. Never ever
has any search engine -- not even lovely, nifty little Google -- given me what I want in any
useful way whatsoever. You would not believe how long it took me to find a
sodding picture of Steve
McQueen smoking the other day.
And for God's sake don't get me onto the utterly pointless localised versions or the abyssmal AltaVista picture search.
posted by James Bachman
on Oct 16, 2000 -
24 comments
I've pointed to fark.com before, because I find it one of the more amusing weblogs. While I was searching for pointers to MetaFilter today, I noticed they have their referer logs in a public folder. What's great about it is seeing the search terms used on AOL's search engine. There's a few gems like "pokemon porn," "catholic girls playing in the mud," and "how to fake your own death." I see similar AOL searches in MetaFilter's logs. AOL is used by some freaky people.
posted by mathowie
on Dec 3, 1999 -
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A perfect complement to MetaFilter - a weblog metasearch tool. Found this on Scripting News.
posted by triptych
on Nov 6, 1999 -
1 comment