2014
This is what comes after search - Quartz
by sbrothier
Search is, in essence, a command-line interface for the web. Command-line interfaces are what came before the “graphical user interface” popularized by the Macintosh and Microsoft Windows, and they’re popular among the engineers who actually build the web. So it’s no surprise that the world’s first universal interface for the web was, after all, simply a box into which you type some text, and can even append operators like “site:cnn.com” or “filetype:pdf.”
2012
2009
Blip.fm | salsero | El General – El Tiburon
by kemar
Spécial dédicace pour Géraldine et Magali ♫ http://blip.fm/~3yksx [from http://twitter.com/kemar/statuses/1473760964]
2007
Long Time Lost
by Mal Burns & 1 other
A very interesting looking website where you can enter searches for lost friends and others. The ingenious trick here is that it uses the Google engine to create an index which is itself indexed again by Google. This means that if you don't have any luck, at least your search request will be logged and if the person you are looking for, or someone who knows them, ever does a similar search, your request will appear in the links display. Your own information goes through this site so your privacy is kept away from the direct search results. Neat idea!
2006
搜尋引擎的七種使用者 » 國生三年才開始
by jackiege
***aol說為了要給大家做研究，就公佈了 65 萬個使用者的 3600 萬筆搜尋資料，當然這些資料有經過一些處理，例如說使用者名稱被亂數編號取代 (但是同一個使用者用的是同一個編號)
2005
Intellext Launches MSN Toolbar Add-On
by jmaddock
Intellext Inc. has expanded the capabilities of Microsoft’s MSN Toolbar, by adding a proactive research tool, and delivering information directly from the web to a user’s desktop.
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