Another open letter to 2+2

[wacki]

http://www.google.com/enterprise/

Charge the users a fee to give them access to it if you have to. Your search engine sucks. I just spent 26 minutes looking for a thread for Schneids. Never again...

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SIGN THE PETITION PLEASE!!!!

[fluxrad]

1. http://www.google.com
2. in the text box, type: "blah blah blah site:forumserver.twoplustwo.com"
3. Profit.

If Matt or whoever runs this site wants to add a google search, they can do that too. But there's absolutely no need to buy an appliance for that.

[Yeti]

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1. http://www.google.com
2. in the text box, type: "blah blah blah site:forumserver.twoplustwo.com"
3. Profit.

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No.

This works about 1% as well on twoplustwo as what I imagine the full version to be like.

[fluxrad]

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This works about 1% as well on twoplustwo as what I imagine the full version to be like.


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Elaborate, please. I can find what I want pretty damned quickly.

Wacki - your link doesn't work. What were you searching for?

[wacki]

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Wacki - your link doesn't work. What were you searching for?

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"and then had her lick it clean." site:archiveserver.twoplustwo.com

This doesn't work. Quote is EXACT because I found the thread.

[fluxrad]

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Wacki - your link doesn't work. What were you searching for?

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"and then had her lick it clean." site:archiveserver.twoplustwo.com

This doesn't work. Quote is EXACT because I found the thread.

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Ahhhh...you were searching the archive server. The problem is that it's dynamically generated content, so the google mini or google site wouldn't be able to find what you're looking for anyway. You're kind of hosed on that front.

-- Edit: I spoke too soon. The app does support dynamic content, but I'm more curious as to why google didn't index the page you're looking for. It should have. --

Assuming the content is stored in some database, then the 2+2 mods would have to buy the larger Google Search Appliance rather than the mini, which appears to start at $30k.

"The Google Search Appliance is designed for larger businesses and can support up to 15 million documents. The Search Appliance also includes a variety of features such as direct database indexing, continuous crawling, unlimited search collections, RAID (to provide continued service in the event of hard disk failure) and support for user-level document security."

But hey - it comes with RAID.

[wacki]

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1. http://www.google.com
2. in the text box, type: "blah blah blah site:forumserver.twoplustwo.com"
3. Profit.

If Matt or whoever runs this site wants to add a google search, they can do that too. But there's absolutely no need to buy an appliance for that.

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Didn't work for what I'm looking for.

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1. http://www.google.com
2. in the text box, type: "blah blah blah site:forumserver.twoplustwo.com"
3. Profit.

If Matt or whoever runs this site wants to add a google search, they can do that too. But there's absolutely no need to buy an appliance for that.

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you must be new here...

[fluxrad]

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you must be new here...

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Admit it. You use google to search for pr0n and your friends' blogs, don't you.

Sure I do (well, the porn anyway). Your comment about the hardware that google sells was retarded though. It's not the same.