Thanks to Lake Ontario, MapQuest is popular all over again
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#2[0] - https://boingboing.net/2019/10/10/do-webrings-next.html
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#3Re: Thanks to Lake Ontario, MapQuest is popular all over again
#4Take that Cory Doctrow [0] [0] - https://boingboing.net/2019/10/10/do-webrings-next.html
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#5People think they have their back (because OSM is showing Lake Ontario), but it's just marketing.
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#6It's ad companies all the way down.
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#7They'll get their 15 minutes, but there's no _there_ there. They're owned by System1, a bottom-of-the-barrel advertising company where 1990s web brands go to die (Metacrawler? Startpage.com?? Dogpile?!?!). Their maps are OpenStreetMaps maps. People think they have their back (because OSM is showing Lake Ontario), but it's just marketing.
I thought that was still the best way to get anonymous google index search results?
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#8They'll get their 15 minutes, but there's no _there_ there. They're owned by System1, a bottom-of-the-barrel advertising company where 1990s web brands go to die (Metacrawler? Startpage.com?? Dogpile?!?!). Their maps are OpenStreetMaps maps. People think they have their back (because OSM is showing Lake Ontario), but it's just marketing.
The concept of searching a bunch of search engines made sense to me.
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#10They'll get their 15 minutes, but there's no _there_ there. They're owned by System1, a bottom-of-the-barrel advertising company where 1990s web brands go to die (Metacrawler? Startpage.com?? Dogpile?!?!). Their maps are OpenStreetMaps maps. People think they have their back (because OSM is showing Lake Ontario), but it's just marketing.
never mind looks like they got swallowed up by bing maps (that’s where Bing got line drive from, TIL!)