queries

People would still use disconnect and adblock to make sure that their search queries are not being tracked.

We build and nurture an Analytics API that processes user data and queries around the clock, across diverse industries.

The key for them is to figure out a viable business out of head search queries i.e.

But MySQL doesn't abandon strategies once selected, or keep such statistics as a hint for future queries.

Go work on speeding up the other bottlenecks in your app (like queries that lack indexes, or recursive queries), and don't make things harder on yourself than they need to be.

You can use CSS to display the images as background-image then media queries are available to serve differently sized images for HiDPI.

You can use media queries to show different sized images or rely on down-sampling.

That way all queries are local which has the added benefit of low latency.

We do know how to write queries or to operate our databases, in general.

No reason why this couldn't be done locally, and text queries sent out for non-local requests (such as, what's the weather gonna be).

I've heard of people storing the queries that they were going to send to the database in a database row.

Perhaps mainly target shopping oriented search queries via recommendations from friends?

You mean the "keylogger" than only tracks search queries & auto-correct to better optimize algorithms, which Google and Apple both do.

But I think physicists would assume "ray tracing" means visibility queries and nothing more.