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DuckDuckGo

It's more private

@nebraska

Jul 25, 2024

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Kagi Search

I'm a current duckduckgo user, but I may give Kagi Search a try — it's a premium search engine with a monthly subscription. But you are paying for privacy, no ads, no tracking. It lets you sit the rules instead of just riding the waves of the latest version of the you-are-the-product algorithm.

@mattshawsome

Mar 24, 2025

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Using firefox and duckduckgo instead of chrome and google

You have another browser that isn’t Firefox that you use? It’s probably owned by google DuckDuckGo uses the google search index but doesn’t track your searches so you can be a nasty lil freak in peace

@michwiley

Feb 1, 2024

Top Recs from @buscemibabe

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Nowhere (1997) Gregg Araki

Funny, weird, existential. Feels like it could have been made this year.

@buscemibabe

Jan 14, 2025

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having one or two beers and then going home

getting juuuuust a lil bit silly but not drunk and then walking home yum yum yum no next day ruminating, no hangover, just having a chill time with some friends and going home 👌

@buscemibabe

Feb 3, 2025

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yes! This is my current obsession actually

neal.fun - a bunch of bizarre games/interactives with a dystopian and anti-caplitalist bent window-swap - shows you the view from random windows from around the world radio/garden - you can listen to live radio stations from all across the world ytch.xyz - show you random youtube channels and let's you click through like you're watching an old television marginalia-search - a search engine that isn't algorithmic, shows you niche search results that would typically be pushed to the bottom of other engines thecreativeindependent - articles by creatives, very simplified retro design that feels similar to this site The Magazine Rack at Archive.org - tons and tons of scanned and archived magazines spanning over 50 years - recommend checking out High Times very fun and oh so 70's

@buscemibabe

Jan 14, 2025