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MFD? (Apparently not so widely-known-to-exist)? |
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Of course, if you are too half arsed to use either of the links (or the knowledge contained therein), with ya hi-faluting copy pasta. Than fuckyall... |
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Please step away from the bar, sir. |
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Yeshir, it hash, ave you so cerrectly pointed out, been set far too low... |
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Always a Tea's Made; Never a tease? |
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All revelry aside, links have not proven my idea to be
baked. That all sounds very cumbersome and tiring. I
want point and click searching that can provide
instant search options for a group of highlighted
text. I want the computer to work for *me*. |
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I don't understand how the browser would pick
which words to remove. Do you just want
iterations over everything? You highlight a b c d,
the browser offers you a menu:
a b c d
a c d
a b d
a d
?
(Assuming that if you wanted either of a or d
omitted, you could have just not selected them.) |
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In practice, search engines are getting good at
leaving out stuff as people are getting worse at
removing it before the query.
Also in practice, to me, just typing the search
query I mean in
another window would be a lot faster than
highlighting and moving
the mouse to hit the specific subquery I want. |
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I want to highlight that entire paragraph you just
wrote and get a
list of major combinations, yes. Trivial words
would be left out so:
highlight search query
search engines people practice
highlight mouse subquery
etc...
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So I can get interesting permutations to
investigate the present idea... Recursive logic
much? ;) |
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