Reply to: SKA news - more than 1 trillion unique URLs found - this beats Google's figure

[BrilloPad]

http://blog.majesticseo.com/general/...on-urls-found/

Official (a bit differently worded) press release is going to hit the wires shortly.

How does it affect the bottom line?

[bogeyman]

Go easy on Nick because he is merely giving credit where it is due.

To loosely paraphase Le Rouchfoucald,

"We are more often loved for our vices than our virtues"

It's a peculiarly English trait to criticise others for the work they strive to do, and yet remain silent for their achievements.

What a load of pretentious w@nk. Le Rouchfoucald indeed!

[sasguru]

The designers of their homepage need to be taken out of the building and given a good kicking. In the face.

Just saw it. Shocking.
Here's a business opp for some of the more enterprising web designers/coders among you. Go to Autonomy and tell them - a Brit software success story deserves a better web site than that pile of poo.

[realityhack]

Ah you want an intelligent search engine, not one that just uses brute force.

That would be Autonomy, then.

The designers of their homepage need to be taken out of the building and given a good kicking. In the face.

[AtW]

I won't respect SKA until they have a Dutch Power Cows team.

#8 today, #5 overall.

http://www.majestic12.co.uk/projects/dsearch/teams.php

HTH

[Sockpuppet]

I won't respect SKA until they have a Dutch Power Cows team.

[sasguru]

I want a search engine where I can whistle a tune and it finds it, or do a rough sketch and it finds the proper image.

A description like "thingy, you know the bloke that was in whatsit with er off that thing about space aliens" should immediately lead me to the right person.

Ah you want an intelligent search engine, not one that just uses brute force.

That would be Autonomy, then.

[NotAllThere]

My site doesn't appear. Yes - it's highly unlikely anyone has EVER visited it, and certainly is very possible it's never been visited. So... why not capture all the searches, and scan them for URLs. And then check if the URL is kosher, and add it to your database?

e.g. www.sorrywhatwasthepointagain.com

[Scary]

I want a search engine where I can whistle a tune and it finds it, or do a rough sketch and it finds the proper image.

A description like "thingy, you know the bloke that was in whatsit with er off that thing about space aliens" should immediately lead me to the right person.

A quick google:

http://www.midomi.com/
http://www.tunespotting.com/search_play.asp

http://labs.systemone.at/retrievr/

(shame it doesn't work http://labs.systemone.at/retrievr/?s...55-45-375640.5 )

[xoggoth]

I want a search engine where I can whistle a tune and it finds it, or do a rough sketch and it finds the proper image.

A description like "thingy, you know the bloke that was in whatsit with er off that thing about space aliens" should immediately lead me to the right person.

[cailin maith]

Yes. I know. Thank God you don't visit TPD.

At least we keep all our ramblings to ourselves in the one thread that is TPD! All the tulipe spammy threads that appear in General are more bolloxy than those in TPD.

[AtW]

I just searched for "ginola" on your engine and it found 6 pages. A search on google finds 203,000 pages. What have I done wrong?

You used wrong search engine - http://www.majesticseo.com contains data on over 1 trillion unique URLs. We are very specific in our announcement - this is not a full-text search engine (yet).

[minestrone]

I just searched for "ginola" on your engine and it found 6 pages. A search on google finds 203,000 pages. What have I done wrong?

Went to the wrong search engine.

[Unwitting Catalyst]

Something is amiss in those trilllion webpages

I just searched for "ginola" on your engine and it found 6 pages. A search on google finds 203,000 pages. What have I done wrong?

[BrowneIssue]

Emoticons should be banned. Use of emoticons is a lame excuse for not thinking/writing - IMHO.