Russell Groks Yahoo
June 23, 2005
He's been there for months, but he's finally starting to use Yahoo search. Interesting writeup, and also, he notes Twingine, a Google/Yahoo comparison engine.
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Reminds me of yahoogoogle, which seems dead at the moment.
yagoohoo!gle IS twingine (now).
however searchthe4.com has disappeared. (yes, the same thing but with 4 in a quadrant (large monitor needed)). nothing at the wayback machine, but google believes me. it had 3 Sets of 4, too. a normal websearch (google, yahoo, ask jeeves, altavista), a news search (bbc, cnn, ?, ?), and (this one's from memory) a research group (about.com, how stuff works, answers.com(?), ?)
the other y vs g comparison being y vs g. node-tastic.
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