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Originally posted by MrMarkyMark View PostSounds like your descriptive search terms are poor
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Originally posted by zeitghost
Not to mention the curiously named hotbot.
AskJeeves naughty sister with the hot bot.
Not to be confused with 'goatse'. DO NOT GOOGLE IT IF YOU DON'T KNOW, NSFW.
Though to bring this back on topic, that may be a good image to send to any pests expecting free consultancy. That or a rickroll.
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Originally posted by Hobosapien View PostOr it can't be found as it's not on the first page of results so therefore doesn't exist.
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Originally posted by MrMarkyMark View PostAlways amuses me when someone says they do not know something, which then takes 10 seconds to find
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Originally posted by Hobosapien View PostNot refusing, just making efficient use of time available (I am supposed to be doing some work for the client ).
So rather than trawl through the google results, I appreciate people doing the pre-filtering as WTFH has done further up.
One day someone will index the internet properly so there is a defacto set of links in best, 2nd best,.., order on any given subject, and not ordered by the motivations of the search engine (to sell ads or drive traffic to their preferred choices). Not sure how the order would be decided, maybe public vote where one person has one vote on such matters.
Always amuses me when someone says they do not know something, which then takes 10 seconds to find
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Originally posted by MrMarkyMark View PostGotta always love IT people that refuse to use Google
So rather than trawl through the google results, I appreciate people doing the pre-filtering as WTFH has done further up.
One day someone will index the internet properly so there is a defacto set of links in best, 2nd best,.., order on any given subject, and not ordered by the motivations of the search engine (to sell ads or drive traffic to their preferred choices). Not sure how the order would be decided, maybe public vote where one person has one vote on such matters.
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who remembers the good old times of webcrawler, alta vista, Lycos etc and even Yahoo?
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Originally posted by Hobosapien View PostWell he is a member of the 'search and you shall follow' Google cult. Some prefer to walk their own path even if it leads nowhere useful.
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Originally posted by dltasty View PostThe issue is - they keep emailing me every week asking me to support or fix different things - but I think they are expecting me to do this for free... as in their mind it "should have worked".
Go to your local garage. Ask them to fix your car for free. Go to your local builder, ask him to fix something he did for you last year for free.
Ask your accountant to do stuff for you .... for free.
Do you have a cleaner? If so, ask them to do some extra cleaning for free.
Ask any of your permie mates whether they work for their old employers for free.
In short, nobody works for free. So why should you? No commercial organisation supplies it's products for free. So why should yours?
More importantly. You should not feel guilty about saying "No" to them. You really need to get over your squeamishness about asking them for money.
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