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__/ [Ed] on Friday 10 February 2006 20:55 \__
> Roy Schestowitz <newsgroups@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in
> news:dsh9h1$239c$1@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx:
>
>> http://news.com.com/2300-1038_3-6037161-1.html?part=rss&tag=6037161&sub
>> j=news
>>
>> via Digg:
>>
>> "Yahoo Offering Huge Benefits if You Use their Search Engine
>>
>> Unlimited Email storage, Netflix Discount, Frequent Flyer Miles, No
>> Yahoo! Mail ads, all if you use Yahoo as your primary search engine.
>> This might get me to switch...."
>
> I cant see why. The only reason I can see to switch is if it got me better
> results (Either more accurate, or with less hunting). All the rest of that
> is fluff. The only thing that really matters with a search engine is "Does
> it produce results I can use".
That opinion was not mine (though I am aware that you know it already).
Using the wrong tool for the job only for ideological reason or laziness
is never a smart step. As long as Google delivers the best results, I will
use Google. As long as Linux is the most functional, simplest, safest, and
most stable O/S, I will not look elsewhere either. I tried many other op-
erating systems, as well as search engines. Everything you do tends to be
slower and less reliable elsewhere, even when demonstrated by an
expert/guru.
Best wishes,
Roy
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