I'm giving up on Google.
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Enshittification I guess? Not caring?
@alwayscurious Enshittification. https://www.wheresyoured.at/the-men-who-killed-google/
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@Adam_Howard Alas...
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@Adam_Howard Alas...
@lina @Adam_Howard i pay for kagi, is quite good afaik, i never heard of this other one, gonna investigate and see if it also helps -
@lina @Adam_Howard i pay for kagi, is quite good afaik, i never heard of this other one, gonna investigate and see if it also helps@lina @Adam_Howard looks like it works on my country? interesting
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@Adam_Howard @lina trueeee.... that's why i was looking to see if this works, the problem is that kagi is really darn good when you are a developer
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@Adam_Howard @lina will start experimenting!! til something new
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@Adam_Howard I'm in Japan.
[FIX] Mention that Qwant is only available in ~30 countries · Issue #408 · tycrek/degoogle
Checklist I have read the guidelines in CONTRIBUTING.md Include my name in CONTRIBUTORS.md I am affiliated with this alternative Alternative name Qwant Error In the entry of Qwant, nothing is mentioned about it being available in only a ...
GitHub (github.com)
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@Adam_Howard I'm in Japan.
[FIX] Mention that Qwant is only available in ~30 countries · Issue #408 · tycrek/degoogle
Checklist I have read the guidelines in CONTRIBUTING.md Include my name in CONTRIBUTORS.md I am affiliated with this alternative Alternative name Qwant Error In the entry of Qwant, nothing is mentioned about it being available in only a ...
GitHub (github.com)
That is odd. I am using a VPN which reports me as in Japan and it works for me.
I have a few more search engines outside the United States on my list here for you to try:
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I'm giving up on Google. None of the projects I've been working on (spout2pw, obs-pwvideo, libfunnel) are searchable, you get everything except for the actual project sites/repos. I put up a landing page and it briefly ranked and then disappeared.
DuckDuckGo has no issues. I'm switching.
How badly do you have to screw up search to not be able to search for an open source project and get, you know, the actual home page, repository, or documentation for that project at least somewhere in the first page of results? This is not hard...
@lina indeed first 3 pages on DDG are relevant. (Github, homepage, yt) That's how a search engine should be performing.
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That is odd. I am using a VPN which reports me as in Japan and it works for me.
I have a few more search engines outside the United States on my list here for you to try:
@Adam_Howard I tried both LTE and WiFi (two different providers) and both are blocked...
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@Adam_Howard I tried both LTE and WiFi (two different providers) and both are blocked...
Really odd.
. As I said, I do have a list of search engines outside the United States.Qwant — France, Europe
https://www.qwant.comEcosia — Germany, Europe
https://www.ecosia.orgMojeek — England, Europe
https://www.mojeek.comSwisscows — Switzerland, Europe
https://swisscows.comNaver — South Korea, Asia
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I'm giving up on Google. None of the projects I've been working on (spout2pw, obs-pwvideo, libfunnel) are searchable, you get everything except for the actual project sites/repos. I put up a landing page and it briefly ranked and then disappeared.
DuckDuckGo has no issues. I'm switching.
How badly do you have to screw up search to not be able to search for an open source project and get, you know, the actual home page, repository, or documentation for that project at least somewhere in the first page of results? This is not hard...
@lina I recently was told about SearXNG and now use that
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I'm giving up on Google. None of the projects I've been working on (spout2pw, obs-pwvideo, libfunnel) are searchable, you get everything except for the actual project sites/repos. I put up a landing page and it briefly ranked and then disappeared.
DuckDuckGo has no issues. I'm switching.
How badly do you have to screw up search to not be able to search for an open source project and get, you know, the actual home page, repository, or documentation for that project at least somewhere in the first page of results? This is not hard...
@lina I've previously had issues where I'll have a technical problem, search online with the specific keywords describing the problem, and Google just gives me a hundred articles about how "this software so great because you can't have the described problem!"
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@Adam_Howard @lina nothing ist out of DTs influence.
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I'm giving up on Google. None of the projects I've been working on (spout2pw, obs-pwvideo, libfunnel) are searchable, you get everything except for the actual project sites/repos. I put up a landing page and it briefly ranked and then disappeared.
DuckDuckGo has no issues. I'm switching.
How badly do you have to screw up search to not be able to search for an open source project and get, you know, the actual home page, repository, or documentation for that project at least somewhere in the first page of results? This is not hard...
@lina I feel you, this is why I switched away from Google as well.
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That is odd. I am using a VPN which reports me as in Japan and it works for me.
I have a few more search engines outside the United States on my list here for you to try:
@Adam_Howard @lina hmm, same in japan
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I'm giving up on Google. None of the projects I've been working on (spout2pw, obs-pwvideo, libfunnel) are searchable, you get everything except for the actual project sites/repos. I put up a landing page and it briefly ranked and then disappeared.
DuckDuckGo has no issues. I'm switching.
How badly do you have to screw up search to not be able to search for an open source project and get, you know, the actual home page, repository, or documentation for that project at least somewhere in the first page of results? This is not hard...
@lina Just tried searching with Kagi, no issues either. Glad I switched. Was very unhappy with the way Google provided search results and the shift they made
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I'm giving up on Google. None of the projects I've been working on (spout2pw, obs-pwvideo, libfunnel) are searchable, you get everything except for the actual project sites/repos. I put up a landing page and it briefly ranked and then disappeared.
DuckDuckGo has no issues. I'm switching.
How badly do you have to screw up search to not be able to search for an open source project and get, you know, the actual home page, repository, or documentation for that project at least somewhere in the first page of results? This is not hard...
@lina Apparantly, google is indexing based on whether the content seems to be generated by Gemini or not
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I'm giving up on Google. None of the projects I've been working on (spout2pw, obs-pwvideo, libfunnel) are searchable, you get everything except for the actual project sites/repos. I put up a landing page and it briefly ranked and then disappeared.
DuckDuckGo has no issues. I'm switching.
How badly do you have to screw up search to not be able to search for an open source project and get, you know, the actual home page, repository, or documentation for that project at least somewhere in the first page of results? This is not hard...
@lina Have you tried https://www.ecosia.org/
It uses the same search index as Qwant (https://blog.ecosia.org/launching-our-european-search-index/)
I switched to it from DuckDuckGo and I'm quite liking it
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I'm giving up on Google. None of the projects I've been working on (spout2pw, obs-pwvideo, libfunnel) are searchable, you get everything except for the actual project sites/repos. I put up a landing page and it briefly ranked and then disappeared.
DuckDuckGo has no issues. I'm switching.
How badly do you have to screw up search to not be able to search for an open source project and get, you know, the actual home page, repository, or documentation for that project at least somewhere in the first page of results? This is not hard...
@lina I switched to kagi years ago because its search was somewhat better, but I didn't expect it to become so much better
