Sorry, but I&#x27;m still in awe at search.<p>I have at my fingertips a method of searching the entirety of human knowledge in less than a second for any information I care to think of on a whim.<p>I remember pre-internet when getting answers to whimsical questions was impossible unless you had a wall covered with reference books or were actually standing in the library.<p>I don&#x27;t know how many web sites there are, hundreds of millions by now? Each of which has multiple pages, each page of which contains many potential search results. All of this is searchable in an instant. I have no idea how. This is what Asimov was talking about when he compared high tech to magic.<p>And all of this is made available to us for free. On every device we choose to use.<p>To me, being picky about the finer details of what results are returned <i>in an instant, out of billions of possible results, for free</i> is just ungracious.<p>As the FOSS folks say, if you don&#x27;t like, feel free to do better...