In the latest issue of the Recomendo newsletter, my friend and colleague Claudia Dawson wrote about Oldestsearch.com a site that t"reverse-orders all Google search results so that you see the oldest webpages first. This is refreshing to use, because I so often feel like all the top results are repetitive." It's also fun, and a little sad, to see what the old weird Internet of 20 years ago was like.
Get the oldest Google search results first
In a challenge to Google, Microsoft is adding ChatGPT to Bing
I can't remember the last time I used Microsoft's Bing search engine. But if Microsoft's plan to power Bing with OpenAI's GPT technology is successful, I'll probably start using it… READ THE REST
A search engine for weird old books
Boing Boing contributor Clive Thompson has a specialty search engine which allows you to search on public domain books published prior to 1924. Clive is a big proponent of "rewilding"… READ THE REST
Switch your search engine for your efficiency, for the health of the web, and for the planet
Make the choice to upgrade from Google. There are many good reasons to do so, and few downsides. Do it for your efficiency, for the health of the web and for the… READ THE REST
Get organized with Microsoft Office for Mac or Windows for a one-time payment of $40
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Easily master languages on Babbel for $149 for a limited time only
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Snag this high-performing refurbished MacBook Pro for under $300
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