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yes i also noticed google search is absolute trash lately. so i switched to searx and life is better. i only go to google for street view and reverse image search now.
yes i also noticed google search is absolute trash lately. so i switched to searx and life is better. i only go to google for street view and reverse image search now.
it just depends on the specifics. a manager (or management team) can theoretically offload administrative stuff in big organizations that would overwhelm everyone at the edge to distribute
i feel that decentralized search is an extremely valuable thing to start thinking about. but the devil is in practically every one of the details.
why do these things almost never close properly
i was wondering what would it take to make a free/open/noncommercial search solution maintained by a collective (like wikipedia or something). search is too important to be ruined for everyone by corporations.
cool. ive wanted a monospaced times-alike like their Xenon here.
i hope i never encounter a fried egg that is visibly squirming irl
i dont even see an extensions on mobile
are there extensions on mobile FF?
i need this on mobile
i think rm is a powershell alias for “Remove-Item” in case you want to type more
seems like it would be easier to work from your pw manager - did it not tell you which cred was compromised?
how about making a requirement of user participation in the network be hosting a chunk of distributed cache?
I guess it could help to talk to someone familiar with it, maybe they would know the lay of the land. Otherwise it’s a matter of deciphering the architecture of the ancients. Your ability to do that entirely depends on how obscure it all is to you. Many software projects have been born out of the incomprehensibility and unmaintainability of older otherwise-perfectly-functional codebases ☺️
i havent seen bad results at least. i use one with a good rating/latency listed on searx.space