A visual search site that had me yelling expletives (SFW).
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Way cool! That's something like the Google Preview FF addon on steroids!
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It's really good ..:cool:
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2008, the year everyone abuses coverflow. (I don't think that search idea is an improvement.)
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Fernando A. Gomez F. wrote:
At least he achieved immortality for a few years.
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Nice, although I've seen a lot of similar implementations of this recently, e.g. property websites[^], but most notably Apple's CoverFlow on iPods and in Finder (mac version of explorer). I can't help but wonder who really came up with this first.
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:omg: just need to develop a sliverlight version. Good idea.
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Nope. It's far too confusing for the none technical user. Google achieved prominence due to the depth of coverage it had of sites AND the fact that it had the simplest interface. Textbox and two buttons - nothing fancy, no frills, just easy to use.
Deja View - the feeling that you've seen this post before.
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I don't like it, its too difficult to search through a list of websites, you have to waste time loading all these images and it really messes up your history. Everytime you move over to the next picture its another page in your history. So if you wanted to click 'Back' to get back to say CP, you'd have to click it a hell of alot of times.
My current favourite word is: Bacon!
-SK Genius
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I don't like it, its too difficult to search through a list of websites, you have to waste time loading all these images and it really messes up your history. Everytime you move over to the next picture its another page in your history. So if you wanted to click 'Back' to get back to say CP, you'd have to click it a hell of alot of times.
My current favourite word is: Bacon!
-SK Genius
You see, it is just a concept. It might evolve to be better, sometime later, if not now. And I personally find it to be amusing. Not that I am going to use it for searching from now. And the URL says http://beta.searchme.com :) add: I am not down-voting you
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Nice, but I can't use my browser's back button to go back to code project! It only moves to the previosly viewed cover!
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Very cool for about 60 seconds, then you realize how useless it is. Marc
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Very cool for about 60 seconds, then you realize how useless it is. Marc
You got to admire the visuals - most impressive. Someone has put a lot of work into that one. Pity it is so non functional, pretty though
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Very cool for about 60 seconds, then you realize how useless it is. Marc
Marc Clifton wrote:
Very cool for about 60 seconds,
Hmm - that's not like you Marc. Normally you and I have a fairly similar nought to irritated threshold, and mine was reached in about 4 seconds.
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Marc Clifton wrote:
Very cool for about 60 seconds,
Hmm - that's not like you Marc. Normally you and I have a fairly similar nought to irritated threshold, and mine was reached in about 4 seconds.
Deja View - the feeling that you've seen this post before.
Pete O'Hanlon wrote:
Normally you and I have a fairly similar nought to irritated threshold, and mine was reached in about 4 seconds.
Yeah, but you didn't take into account my ego. I searched "Marc Clifton" and was fascinated for at least 60 seconds. :laugh: Marc
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Pete O'Hanlon wrote:
Normally you and I have a fairly similar nought to irritated threshold, and mine was reached in about 4 seconds.
Yeah, but you didn't take into account my ego. I searched "Marc Clifton" and was fascinated for at least 60 seconds. :laugh: Marc
Marc Clifton wrote:
I searched "Marc Clifton" and was fascinated for at least 60 seconds
Fair enough - except I couldn't figure the damn thing out in the first 4 seconds. I kept waiting for a button to pop up - along the lines of that damned flash ad that popped up in the top corner.
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Very nice! /ravi
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Very pretty, but not very full of search results yet. It was fun seeing an illustration of my Jobster profile pull up, though goodness knows why my more recent and robust LinkedIn profile was absent in the search results. :cool:
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I don't like it, its too difficult to search through a list of websites, you have to waste time loading all these images and it really messes up your history. Everytime you move over to the next picture its another page in your history. So if you wanted to click 'Back' to get back to say CP, you'd have to click it a hell of alot of times.
My current favourite word is: Bacon!
-SK Genius
SK Genius wrote:
Everytime you move over to the next picture its another page in your history.
i do not get this issue while using the site. are you on firefox?
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SK Genius wrote:
Everytime you move over to the next picture its another page in your history.
i do not get this issue while using the site. are you on firefox?
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Nope, maybe they where watching me and fixed already. Now that would be a service!
My current favourite word is: Bacon!
-SK Genius