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I’m a Kagi subscriber and mostly a fan, but I do also have some concerns. Mostly a fan, though, especially given the alternatives
Both Kagi and DuckDuckGo work fine for this, if anyone needs another reason to switch primary search engines
Eli Mallon
Starting to get conspiratorial about how hard it is to Google atproto stuff. Why does "list of public atproto relays" not take me directly to pulsar.feeds.blue? For that matter, why does "pulsar.feeds.blue" not show up on Google whatsoever? There's no robots.txt, it's not that
🧵 I tried this myself, out of curiosity. - Searched without quotation marks and verbatim mode not enabled (these should help **in theory**) - Region specificity disabled if the option is noticeable, but my VPN server is in Tokyo, according to Google, and that often gets reflected anyway
adonis (and cait)
in case you were wondering what stage of capitalism we're at, google search is now treating the word "crumble" as a misspelling of the cookie brand crumbl