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you gotta turn it on under the settings once youve performed a search search tools -> all results -> verbatim
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pain in the rear end when searching for specific text that contains typos and all that, i telly ou what
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May 1, 2014 18:19
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Rufus Ping posted:you gotta turn it on under the settings once youve performed a search
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switched to ddg as default search where + and " work properly. gently caress you google.
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May 1, 2014 19:24
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Sudo Echo posted:switched to ddg as default search where + and " work properly. gently caress you google. you can be very precise with the poo poo bing results you get yay
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May 1, 2014 19:26
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qirex posted:p sure "this" doesn't work for verbatim strings anymore, I remember getting pissed about that a while back because I was trying to search a string with some punctuation it definitely works for multiword strings. i can't think of any test case to try it with single words.
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May 1, 2014 21:37
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google is deprecating the URL in chrome.  
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May 1, 2014 22:14
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May 1, 2014 22:38
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didnt apple do that in ios 7 safari
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yea but ios 7 was all about letting the content take front and center and the change fits with the overall design goal. google is trying to become the new aol and have everyone search for keywords on google.com. CPC is tanking, little tweaks like this will incrementally drive up aggregate clicksquote:More recently, browsers started hiding the URL scheme. [url]http://[/url] was no more, as far as most users were concerned. In iOS 7, Mobile Safari went even further and hid everything about the URL except the domain. With the Chrome “origin chip” change, the URL will move out of the field entirely, to a tidy little button that many users will never even realize is clickable. http://www.allenpike.com/2014/burying-the-url/
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May 1, 2014 22:47
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Pinterest Mom posted:google is deprecating the URL in chrome. chrum is a bad browser
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May 1, 2014 22:51
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“If you give a man a fish you feed him for a day. If you give a man a fish every day, you feed him for a life time”. By Don Wood. I’ve found that by twisting something, it stimulates people to think, and in so doing they discover the wisdom of the original saying in a new and more meaningful way.
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May 1, 2014 22:54
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Pinterest Mom posted:google is deprecating the URL in chrome. wtf is garybacon
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does the omnibox learn your tab completions yet or is chrome still poo poo?
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cremnob posted:yea but ios 7 was all about letting the content take front and center and the change fits with the overall design goal. google is trying to become the new aol and have everyone search for keywords on google.com. CPC is tanking, little tweaks like this will incrementally drive up aggregate clicks cool impression of how i'd write a strawman apple defender
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May 1, 2014 23:30
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PCjr sidecar posted:wtf is garybacon when does the gary bacon goon sire
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May 1, 2014 23:30
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cremnob youre fighting the good fight itt and i support you. stay strong. i love you
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qirex posted:p sure "this" doesn't work for verbatim strings anymore, I remember getting pissed about that a while back because I was trying to search a string with some punctuation for punctuation stuff you have to go to duckduckgo. google is useless
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thanks pal 
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ios7 was about ruining years of good ui by going for looks over legibility and usability, and proving that being a great hardware designer doesn't mean you can design UIs for poo poo.
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Rufus Ping posted:when does the gary bacon goon sire judging by the garys i know all the goddamn time
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spongeh posted:ios7 was about ruining years of good ui by going for looks over legibility and usability, and proving that being a great hardware designer doesn't mean you can design UIs for poo poo. i dont see how it proves it, they haven't had great hardware design since december 1992
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May 2, 2014 01:39
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light fishmechin in the afternoon
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spongeh posted:ios7 was about ruining years of good ui by going for looks over legibility and usability, and proving that being a great hardware designer doesn't mean you can design UIs for poo poo. ios7 was about change for change's sake fortunately for us nothing you do to a smartphone interface actually matters because it's a 4" screen with 1/2" touch targets (unless you're on an android. in which case it's a 6" screen with 1" touch targets, and the edge doesn't work.)
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cremnob posted:yea but ios 7 was all about letting the content take front and center and the change fits with the overall design goal. google is trying to become the new aol and have everyone search for keywords on google.com. CPC is tanking, little tweaks like this will incrementally drive up aggregate clicks yeah i didnt think about it like that. putting domain only on ios 7 was probably to save space (the domain shrinks a little when you scroll) and to look nicer
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May 2, 2014 02:05
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stebe's rdf only getting more powerful after being struck down i see
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Pinterest Mom posted:google is deprecating the URL in chrome. wow wtf google
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May 2, 2014 02:25
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gary bacon raped and murdered a girl in 1990
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i truly had to view the world as a fishmech to get this dumb abbreviation it was rather poo poo
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duTrieux. posted:gary bacon raped and murdered a girl in 1990 that is hosed up if it is true.
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Cygni posted:i truly had to view the world as a fishmech to get this dumb abbreviation how do you yospost and not know about the rdf
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ive been gone a while i apologize 
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Cygni posted:ive been gone a while i apologize dog the reality distortion field is older than most of yospos
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I officially started on the Mac project on a Thursday afternoon, and Bud Tribble, my new manager and the only other software person on the project, was out of town. Bud was on leave of absence from an M.D.-Ph.D. program and he had to occasionally return to Seattle to keep up his standing in the program. Bud usually didn't come into work until after lunch, so I met with him for the first time the following Monday afternoon. We started talking about all the work that had to be done, which was pretty overwhelming. He showed me the official schedule for developing the software that had us shipping in about ten months, in early January 1982. "Bud, that's crazy!", I told him. "We've hardly even started yet. There's no way we can get it done by then." "I know," he responded, in a low voice, almost a whisper. "You know? If you know the schedule is off-base, why don't you correct it?" "Well, it's Steve. Steve insists that we're shipping in early 1982, and won't accept answers to the contrary. The best way to describe the situation is a term from Star Trek. Steve has a reality distortion field." "A what?" "A reality distortion field. In his presence, reality is malleable. He can convince anyone of practically anything. It wears off when he's not around, but it makes it hard to have realistic schedules. And there's a couple of other things you should know about working with Steve." "What else?" "Well, just because he tells you that something is awful or great, it doesn't necessarily mean he'll feel that way tomorrow. You have to low-pass filter his input. And then, he's really funny about ideas. If you tell him a new idea, he'll usually tell you that he thinks it's stupid. But then, if he actually likes it, exactly one week later, he'll come back to you and propose your idea to you, as if he thought of it." I thought Bud was surely exaggerating, until I observed Steve in action over the next few weeks. The reality distortion field was a confounding melange of a charismatic rhetorical style, an indomitable will, and an eagerness to bend any fact to fit the purpose at hand. If one line of argument failed to persuade, he would deftly switch to another. Sometimes, he would throw you off balance by suddenly adopting your position as his own, without acknowledging that he ever thought differently. Amazingly, the reality distortion field seemed to be effective even if you were acutely aware of it, although the effects would fade after Steve departed. We would often discuss potential techniques for grounding it - Andy Hertzfeld, 1981
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stebe was such a boss
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Install Windows posted:dog the reality distortion field is older than most of yospos ya but i mean the abbreviation ok !! i was like wait people actually use the rdf file extension http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Resource_Description_Framework
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cremnob posted:stebe was such a boss ya
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Install Windows posted:how do you yospost and not know about the rdf it has the word semantic right in it, gosh
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ios 7 is great, looks great, perfectly legible, much better than forstall os 6, yall are idiots
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