Last week while writing about recent doodads I’ve made for Mastodon, I complained that I found the Google experience rather flat relative to the amount of understanding we as online searchers have […]
Introducing the Big Mastodon Hashtag Search
Mastodon’s Search Limitations Are Good and Can Be Used For Good
I don’t know if it’s because it’s Monday or because it’s way too humid to exercise outside and I just exercised outside anyway, but I find myself especially irritated at all the […]
Two New Gizmos to Explore Mastodon: Hashtag Search and Trending Content
If you use Twitter, you probably know about its recent decision to limit content visibility to registered users only. Add in today’s adventures in rate-limiting and Twitter is a plain mess. I’ve […]
Using Persistent Metadata Can Focus Your Search Results Without Keywords: VerSearch
One of the problems with making Google search better is that much of its indexed content is unstructured data. It’s easy to do deep search when all your data is nicely labeled. […]
Chronos Crossfinder: Janis Joplin was “the Judy Garland of Rock”?
Contemporary search is underrated! By contemporary search, I mean search that only spans the life of a person/place/thing. I don’t think I have yet managed to fully appreciate the way media and […]
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