Re:Why does searching Google for random hex almost always le...
by kimixa on Friday May 31, 2024 @04:22PM
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But if it links to the B9GDSIG series refrigerator, which has the 240v H and 120v Y subtypes, then it would be correct in suggesting that?
Same with error messages - they often have timestamps, or local object IDs/memory addresses, which you also want to be fuzzy-matched.
I think the issue is the de-emphasis of "power" modifiers for google - it's less obvious how to say "This part of the string needs exact match, this can be fuzzy"
Same with error messages - they often have timestamps, or local object IDs/memory addresses, which you also want to be fuzzy-matched.
I think the issue is the de-emphasis of "power" modifiers for google - it's less obvious how to say "This part of the string needs exact match, this can be fuzzy"