On Sat, 20 Jan 2024 10:54:07 -0800 (PST), Sharad Sharma
<wapreck@gmail.com> wrote:

Whether you're seeking instant results or have a specific destination in mi= >nd, Search Google or type a URL to seamlessly navigate the web. Google's po= >werful search engine ensures quick access to information, while directly ty= >ping a URL takes you straight to your desired website. Effortlessly explore=
the digital realm with these user-friendly options.

What you prefer Search Google or type a URL?=20 >https://thegadgetlite.com/2024/01/search-google-or-type-a-url/

Google used to give you what you searched for, it now gives you
whatever enterprises have paid the most. I've not clicked on your
link as that is the expectation I have of it.

If I want to search for what I want I often don't use google (directly
anyway).


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AnthonyL

Why ever wait to finish a job before starting the next?

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On 21/01/2024 11:13, Brian Gaff wrote:

Well, like no doubt aimed at those who have been living in a cave in outer Mongolia for the last 20 years.
Mind you most of the people I meet who are digitally challenged, just do not want to engage and I have to say I do sympathise, as if you are losing you sight and you never had computers when you could see, the double whami
of learning what it all means then having to learn how to do it with no screen view is just one step too far, and I do feel that many sellers and services need to embrace this, since otherwise we have a two class society, one that can use the web and one that can't.

Hasn't this always been true? Remember the sub-class of the UK
population that couldn't program a video recorder :)

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On 21/01/2024 11:34, alan_m wrote:

On 21/01/2024 11:13, Brian Gaff wrote:

Well, like no doubt aimed at those who have been living in a cave in
outer
Mongolia for the last 20 years.
  Mind you most of the people I meet who are digitally challenged,
just do
not want to engage and I have to say I do sympathise, as if you are
losing
you sight and you never had computers when you could see, the double
whami
of learning what it all means then having to learn how to do it with no
screen view is just one step too far, and I do feel that many sellers and
services need to embrace this, since otherwise we have a two class
society,
one that can use the web and one that can't.

Hasn't this always been true?  Remember the sub-class of the UK
population that couldn't program a video recorder :)

I could connect the channel islands to the Internet, but I never managed
to program a video recorder.


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urge to rule it.”
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