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Google is a very tough nut to crack. They got like thousand of hackers fine-tuning Google's algorithm and A/B testing on a massive scale. This make them very nimble and responsive to any competitors who dare to compete with them. Google is like a sumo wrestler. Despite the appearance of fatness, it is actually very fast, strong, and healthy.
You could probably say the same thing about Microsoft, couldn't you?
I don't know when it began, but I stopped using the address bar quite some time ago. I found it easier to type in the url into Google. If I make a typo, it offers a correction, and I don't accidentally end up whitehouse.com, if you know what I mean. That said, I don't think people are searching for "search engines" on Google. I think people are like me in that they use Google as an address bar.
I don't know when it began, but I stopped using the address bar quite some time ago. I found it easier to type in the url into Google. If I make a typo, it offers a correction, and I don't accidentally end up whitehouse.com, if you know what I mean. That said, I don't think people are searching for "search engines" on Google. I think people are like me in that they use Google as an address bar.
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You could probably say the same thing about Microsoft, couldn't you?
Does microsoft employ hackers? News to me.
(P.S. of course they eat a lot of their own dogfood---so they are not the right employer for everyone.)