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  • (Score: 2) by isostatic on Saturday April 26 2014, @07:32PM

    by isostatic (365) Subscriber Badge on Saturday April 26 2014, @07:32PM (#36689) Journal

    It's amazing, and scary, how google finds one string of characters someone in it's massive cache of the internet, and returns the result in milliseconds

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  • (Score: 2) by tangomargarine on Monday April 28 2014, @02:29PM

    by tangomargarine (667) on Monday April 28 2014, @02:29PM (#37177)

    If you had bothered to read my comment, jackass, you'd see that I already tried that. Tried it again just now, with Safesearch off, and unhiding the duplicate results. I currently get 3 copies of the same original Slashdot comment that I replied to.

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    • (Score: 2) by isostatic on Monday April 28 2014, @08:30PM

      by isostatic (365) Subscriber Badge on Monday April 28 2014, @08:30PM (#37380) Journal

      You have no concept of cats do you?

      The tangical thought that google not only indexes every single word on the internet, but has access to it in milliseconds, is scary way beyond your inability to engage in polite conversation.

      • (Score: 2) by tangomargarine on Monday April 28 2014, @09:06PM

        by tangomargarine (667) on Monday April 28 2014, @09:06PM (#37392)

        Cats? I'm not sure what you're trying to say. If you can demonstrate a Google search that actually shows me what you claim it does, please do.

        The same Google also doesn't have a definition for the word "tangicle" either. Is this whole conversation some Absurdist metaphor? Or have I been misinterpreting your followup remarks as sarcasm when they're just off-the-cuff musings and bad spelling?

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