Google

I''ve found it to be the most complete and usefull one out there.

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Oh, I''m not questioning that. I was just wondering if any others are in development or are little known that are close/match it''s well known power.

try this www.vivisimo.com


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try this www.vivisimo.com


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Thanks. Yeah, APC, I''m not looking for a replacement so much as I''m interested in the state of the technology itself. (And seaching for search engines is humorous)

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try this www.vivisimo.com


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''I wish life was not so short,'' he thought. ''Languages take such a time, and so do all the things one wants to know about.'' - J.R.R Tolkien
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wow that looks like a really cool search egine it''s clustering feature could come in usefully

Turbo10 looks like an interesting way forward. Not a better search engine, but using existing ones more intelligently

Google has been good to me all the time''s I''ve had to use it.

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"When I was in high school I read this book called ''The Art of Animation'', by Bob Thomas. It''s all about the Walt Disney studio and the making of Sleeping Beauty. I read this and it dawned on me - wait a minute, people do animation for a living?" - John Lasseter

Google makes me about $3400 a year.

James Simmons
MindEngine Development
http://medev.sourceforge.net

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Google makes me about $3400 a year.

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how dat?

haxoring

James Simmons
MindEngine Development
http://medev.sourceforge.net

A professor told me that Teoma is better than google. *shrug*