Re:Oxide: The Essence of Rust (2020)
by bschwindHN on Saturday May 15, 2021 @10:45AM
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I'm a bit disappointed you're not the real Henry Kissinger.
But the Amazon rainforest is similarly named after the Amazon warriors from Greek mythology.
It's not a trend. It's the way companies have always been named. Historically, many were named after people or places.
If you want to search for things that exist, just add a Wikipedia quick search to your browser
I did a couple searches of my own too:
The first results of a Google search for "C" are the programming language. Not the letter.
The first results of a Google search for "Python" are the programming language. Not the snake.
Re:Oxide: The Essence of Rust (2020)
by cjohnson318 on Saturday May 15, 2021 @09:50AM
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Some of this might be your search bubble. If I had to wade through pages of snakes every time I Googled "python something", then I would go insane.
This is why my first instinct when looking something up is to check Wikipedia, not a search engine: the original article will take precedence rather than the more popular thing.
Or at least take you to a disambiguation page where both are listed.
The first results of a Google search for "Amazon" are the company. Not the river.
The first results of a Google search for "Palantir" are the tech company. Not the fictional object from J.R.R. Tolkien's works it's inspired from.
And a Google search for "Rust" returns links to the programming language and the video game, before the chemical reaction.