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What a shitty user experience. What changed at google? They used to have these rather simple, useful, UIs.
It renders incorrectly, had zero info and just shows me pictures of Hollywood celebrities.
The video doesn't load for me on Firefox. It is probably just a bug and will be fixed but it coincidentally prints the correct picture of Google's current stance on browser compatibility. Anyone else thinks that the silent conversion tactics are slowly becoming more obvious?
Did I miss something or is 2013 already over? Also, didn't find any mention of NSA or Snowden. Sadly, I wasn't surprised.
You seriously mean to tell me that the most popular search on Google for 2013 is 'Paul Walker' followed by 'iPhone 5s'? What? Surely 'Weather' would be higher. I simply don't know what I'm looking at here.
Put another way, unless there's a huge spike of interest in the weather in 2013 compared to other years, "weather" won't be included.
[0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Latent_dirichlet_allocation
Google Zeitgeist 2013: black box. The video doesn't load for me on Firefox. It is probably just a bug and will be fixed but it coincidentally prints the correct picture of Google's current stance on browser compatibility. Anyone else thinks that the silent conversion tactics are slowly becoming more obvious?
It's exactly the kind of maudlin crap we have come to expect from politically correct tech companies.
I would prefer a .txt file list over this, I can't even tell the order without individual clicks.
Edit: Apparently this is linked in the bottom left corner of the page... totally missed it. What an effective site design.
To make this more clear: Snowden was the top Google search for many days, perhaps as long as the incident of Paul Walkers death until now.
What a shitty user experience. What changed at google? They used to have these rather simple, useful, UIs.