By Will Sturgeon
Published: Monday 19 September 2005
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Used to Like a certain chocolate buscuit
Location
Crewe
Occupation
Operations Manager
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To summarise the whole thing the autonomy boss has stated he does not know how to use the advanced services of Google. If he could do so he would be able to establsih there are no penguins in Alaska.
Unlike one of the anonymous contributors he would most likely stumble upon numerous references to the many speices of Penguins that live in places other than Antrctica such as South America and New Zealand
no penguins live in Alaska - they're only in the A...
Anonymous
Google is great. Just because you don't know how ...
Jack Allan
dude, why would i search for penguin??
try this: ...
Anonymous
Tough luck, Mike, there are no Penguins in Alaska
Anonymous
To summarise the whole thing the autonomy boss has...
Used to Like a certain chocolate buscuit
Penguins don't live in Alaska so you wouldn't find...
Dan Cooper
does he mean the birds or the chocolate biscuits?
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Anonymous
..which just goes to prove the effect of oil pollu...
Capt. Oates
I dont want my searching to be over filtered by th...
Iain Buchanan
In search engines one can use quotation marks to b...
Graham J Marriott
Lynch's comment is fatuous, assuming that people d...
Anonymous
It's not how many boxes there are, its how one use...
Jay C
It is sad when the example he cites of "The effect...
Doug Jackson
You're missing the point – the search box isn't th...
Theodore
This is a load of rubbish – Google works because i...
Anonymous
Before having a pop at Google Mike Lynch should ta...
Anonymous
type [oil pollution on the penguin population] int...
Keith Guthrie
Face it – search is changing and the days of just ...
Grant Otto
As if we didn't have enough Apple and Linux zealot...
Anonymous
Astonishingly stupid comment Mr. Lynch. If I wante...
Steve Oliver
Anonymous Systems Analyst from Norway... you have ...
Steve Oliver
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