Tag: search

9 posts

What "Search" Means Is a Governance Decision

At the IETF, a working group called AIPREF is building what might be the most consequential web standard you haven't heard of: a machine-readable vocabulary for telling AI systems what they're allowed to do with your content.

Apr 27, 2026

Could &udm=14 Break?

That popular single-serving site I built to work around Google’s AI snippets could, unfortunately, see an infusion of AI soon. Sorry to be the bearer of bad news.

Let’s Bring Back Small Tools

Thoughts on the misadventure of udm14, or what I hope to gain from successfully reviving the single-serving site for a couple of weeks.

Cache Clearing

Google appears to hide away an important feature from its search engine—an easily accessible cache of search results. (It’s still there, if you know where to look.)

The Technorati Generation

The search engine that kept up at the speed of blogging created a “search war” with Google. But eventually, the speed of blogging just wasn’t fast enough.

Get Azure Search Keys in ARM Templates

May 8, 2020

Jumping-Off Point

What the heck is a jumpstation, and why did it fade from internet nomenclature? It’s complicated, but the web’s first search engine is in there somewhere.

Extreme Googling

It’s easy to forget given its size, but Google fundamentally changed our relationship with information. Two decades later, we’re still feeling the effects.

Ubiquity für WordPress (ein Plugin)

Die beste Methode sich mit einer Sache zu beschäftigen ist, einen sinnvollen Anwendungsfall zu schaffen... Bei dem "näher beschäftigen" mit Ubiquity ist ein WordPress-Plugin rausgekommen :) Das WordPress-Plugin erstellt eine Ubiquity-Suche für das eigene Weblog (Quellcode) mit dem Command "search-" Das kann teilweise (wie im Falle meines Blogs: search-notizblog-a-private-weblog-written-by-matthias-pfefferle) ziemlich lang werden, was aber nicht...


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