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[davidgillon]

Ha! I win, I finally beat Google!

It actually got so close in the stuff it had thrown up as maybes that it should have found the thing I was looking for - it has a wiki page and google flagged pages in the same categories that listed it down at the bottom of the page.

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[redbird]

There's something weird going on today: the post above this on my reading page is headed "wait, what?" with a link to a failed Wikipedia search. Searching for "New York Times columnist" got someone "Do you mean New York Times Communists? The page New York Times columnists" does not exist.

[davidgillon]

Mine was a bit more complicated, and definitely more obscure - 'train y6 "norrlands"'
I was trying to identify what a file I'd downloaded for Train Simulator and then lost track of relates to - the file name being Y6_Norrlands. The first search failed and the matches it were throwing up didn't match Norrlands (which it turns out is a Swedish province), so I made that a mandatory match and it then got closer, but without being able to match "Norrlands" (?!).

It couldn't find a match, yet it had figured out it was probably about Swedish trains, and was listing wikipedia pages for other Swedish trains such as the X7, and all of them have a category listing at the bottom that lists the Y6 and links to its page, but that wasn't one of the matches. Bizzare.

[jesse_the_k]

Oh shit ... sound like an Even Worse Timeline was leaking through.