Reward them with a visit.
We did, now look where it got us!
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Turns out capitalism is a scorpion, and we're the dumb frog trying to ferry it across the river.
"I won't sting!" ... uhuh.
"Don't be evil" became "Don't be evil? 😂"
Don't, be evil!
We knew they were up to some shit when they had to change their motto.
"No murdering."
"Yeah, we should change that."
"...wait...why?"
"...Eh. No reason. Just saying we should do that now if now isn't already too late."
Marketing scrambles 4 hrs past the final hour
more or less became "kek"
Ahh, the days when the internet was advertised in magazines. Such a better time.
Yep, it felt like a novelty. Even libraries were like "Hey, you should check out this whole "internet" thing. It's pretty rad!"
So what will a beloved replacement of google for a search engine look like?
Duck duck go has been my replacement.
I only use Google for maps when I'm looking for food or hotel stays.
I've been using DDG for a few years, but I don't like that it's not subject to any strong privacy regulations like GDPR I've looked at startpage but I hate how it doesn't let you see your search history in your browser history. Qwant forces you to diable your adblocker. Does anyone know of any good alternative?
Kagi is paid and has a small usage free tier. If you don't pay for what you use, you're the product.
At the minute? DuckDuckGo is a pretty good shout.