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  1. Just switched my computer from an old media server to an old PC I built ~2020 and my bro upgraded my graphics card to one that is only ~9 year old tech. It's a big improvement for gaming compared to what I had before.

    Also, I dumped Ubuntu and I've got pretty much everything back up and running with Debian.

    Also, I switched my search engine in Librewolf to Gigablast, which is an open source search engine and much faster than DuckDuckGo so far.

    #debian #ubuntu #linux #gaming #gigablast #duckduckgo #foss #nvidia #geforce #gtx1070

  2. Just switched my computer from an old media server to an old PC I built ~2020 and my bro upgraded my graphics card to one that is only ~9 year old tech. It's a big improvement for gaming compared to what I had before.

    Also, I dumped Ubuntu and I've got pretty much everything back up and running with Debian.

    Also, I switched my search engine in Librewolf to Gigablast, which is an open source search engine and much faster than DuckDuckGo so far.

    #debian #ubuntu #linux #gaming #gigablast #duckduckgo #foss #nvidia #geforce #gtx1070

  3. Just switched my computer from an old media server to an old PC I built ~2020 and my bro upgraded my graphics card to one that is only ~9 year old tech. It's a big improvement for gaming compared to what I had before.

    Also, I dumped Ubuntu and I've got pretty much everything back up and running with Debian.

    Also, I switched my search engine in Librewolf to Gigablast, which is an open source search engine and much faster than DuckDuckGo so far.

    #debian #ubuntu #linux #gaming #gigablast #duckduckgo #foss #nvidia #geforce #gtx1070

  4. Just switched my computer from an old media server to an old PC I built ~2020 and my bro upgraded my graphics card to one that is only ~9 year old tech. It's a big improvement for gaming compared to what I had before.

    Also, I dumped Ubuntu and I've got pretty much everything back up and running with Debian.

    Also, I switched my search engine in Librewolf to Gigablast, which is an open source search engine and much faster than DuckDuckGo so far.

    #debian #ubuntu #linux #gaming #gigablast #duckduckgo #foss #nvidia #geforce #gtx1070

  5. Ruh Roh❕

    When you break the #Google with a legitimate question but #Skynet's AI is too busy searching for #Sarah_Connor to notice that it's been 17 minutes and still hasn't timed out, lolz 🤘💀🤘

    #tallship #AltaVista #Inktomi #DMOZ #Curly #AskJeeves #GNUhoo #Bing #GigaBlast #InfoSeek and other dead horses. You no can haz #Cheezburgerz! 🍔

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  6. Ruh Roh❕

    When you break the #Google with a legitimate question but #Skynet's AI is too busy searching for #Sarah_Connor to notice that it's been 17 minutes and still hasn't timed out, lolz 🤘💀🤘

    #tallship #AltaVista #Inktomi #DMOZ #Curly #AskJeeves #GNUhoo #Bing #GigaBlast #InfoSeek and other dead horses. You no can haz #Cheezburgerz! 🍔

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  7. @smallcircles

    More #AYBABTU

    Even though it was a proprietary solution (with an open source base), I really miss #GigaBlast - last I checked there was still no word on why it went offline about a year ago.

  8. @smallcircles

    More #AYBABTU

    Even though it was a proprietary solution (with an open source base), I really miss #GigaBlast - last I checked there was still no word on why it went offline about a year ago.

  9. @smallcircles

    More #AYBABTU

    Even though it was a proprietary solution (with an open source base), I really miss #GigaBlast - last I checked there was still no word on why it went offline about a year ago.

  10. @Mojeek, something else for that big list of requests: a way to reach your cache. Google just discontinued¹ access to their cache. Cache access is extremely important because #Mojeek search results often lead to exclusive gate-kept websites like Cloudflare. We need a way to reach that content when it appears in search results. This is what stops me from using Mojeek. #Searx instances offer a cache option (though they cheat and just redirect to archive.org).

    Long-shot: are there any mojeek syndicates that have a search UI that offers a mirror or cache alternate link?

    BTW, your article mentions #Gigablast but i think they’re gone now.

    1) It’s unclear what happened with Google. They said they will stop caching sites but that’s obviously not true because they need the cache inherently for indexation. Which suggests they intend to make it inaccessible to the public. Though if that’s true, then it would be all-or-nothing, not continued access to old caches.

  11. @Mojeek, something else for that big list of requests: a way to reach your cache. Google just discontinued¹ access to their cache. Cache access is extremely important because #Mojeek search results often lead to exclusive gate-kept websites like Cloudflare. We need a way to reach that content when it appears in search results. This is what stops me from using Mojeek. #Searx instances offer a cache option (though they cheat and just redirect to archive.org).

    Long-shot: are there any mojeek syndicates that have a search UI that offers a mirror or cache alternate link?

    BTW, your article mentions #Gigablast but i think they’re gone now.

    1) It’s unclear what happened with Google. They said they will stop caching sites but that’s obviously not true because they need the cache inherently for indexation. Which suggests they intend to make it inaccessible to the public. Though if that’s true, then it would be all-or-nothing, not continued access to old caches.

  12. @Mojeek, something else for that big list of requests: a way to reach your cache. Google just discontinued¹ access to their cache. Cache access is extremely important because #Mojeek search results often lead to exclusive gate-kept websites like Cloudflare. We need a way to reach that content when it appears in search results. This is what stops me from using Mojeek. #Searx instances offer a cache option (though they cheat and just redirect to archive.org).

    Long-shot: are there any mojeek syndicates that have a search UI that offers a mirror or cache alternate link?

    BTW, your article mentions #Gigablast but i think they’re gone now.

    1) It’s unclear what happened with Google. They said they will stop caching sites but that’s obviously not true because they need the cache inherently for indexation. Which suggests they intend to make it inaccessible to the public. Though if that’s true, then it would be all-or-nothing, not continued access to old caches.

  13. @Mojeek, something else for that big list of requests: a way to reach your cache. Google just discontinued¹ access to their cache. Cache access is extremely important because #Mojeek search results often lead to exclusive gate-kept websites like Cloudflare. We need a way to reach that content when it appears in search results. This is what stops me from using Mojeek. #Searx instances offer a cache option (though they cheat and just redirect to archive.org).

    Long-shot: are there any mojeek syndicates that have a search UI that offers a mirror or cache alternate link?

    BTW, your article mentions #Gigablast but i think they’re gone now.

    1) It’s unclear what happened with Google. They said they will stop caching sites but that’s obviously not true because they need the cache inherently for indexation. Which suggests they intend to make it inaccessible to the public. Though if that’s true, then it would be all-or-nothing, not continued access to old caches.

  14. @strypey @zeh @alcinnz

    Indeed mojeek.com is not the only non-tech-giant #searchEngine (+crawler). From strypey’s mentions + some of my notes:

    * #Mojeek ← does their own crawling
    * #Metager.org ← does their own crawling
    * #SearchMySite.net ← avoid (Cloudflare)
    * #Searx ← just proxy software, many instances
    * #4get ← another proxy software, about a dozen instances: 4get.ca/instances
    * #Gigablast ← does their own crawling, but what happened?.. they were dissolved last year & seem to now be www.alltheinternet.com
    * #Ombrelo ← a proxy but more advanced than the others (filters/downranks Cloudflare sites)

    #YaCy is notable because it’s a crawler that you can install and operate yourself. YaCy instances can be public-facing and they can also share indexes with each other fedi style apparently. Some Searx instances tap YaCy instances.

    I would love to find a searx or 4get instance that rejects the tech giants, but aggregates from YaCy, mojeek, gigablast, metager, maginalia.nu, frogfind.com, & wiby.me.

    And I would love it even more if it would make replacements:

    * #StackExchange → #AnonymousOverflow
    * #YouTube → #Invideous
    * #Medium.com → scribe.rip
    * #BBC → BBC’s onion site
    * #NYTimes → New York Times’s onion site
    * etc.

    search.fabiomanganiello.com makes some of those replacements.

  15. @strypey @zeh @alcinnz

    Indeed mojeek.com is not the only non-tech-giant #searchEngine (+crawler). From strypey’s mentions + some of my notes:

    * #Mojeek ← does their own crawling
    * #Metager.org ← does their own crawling
    * #SearchMySite.net ← avoid (Cloudflare)
    * #Searx ← just proxy software, many instances
    * #4get ← another proxy software, about a dozen instances: 4get.ca/instances
    * #Gigablast ← does their own crawling, but what happened?.. they were dissolved last year & seem to now be www.alltheinternet.com
    * #Ombrelo ← a proxy but more advanced than the others (filters/downranks Cloudflare sites)

    #YaCy is notable because it’s a crawler that you can install and operate yourself. YaCy instances can be public-facing and they can also share indexes with each other fedi style apparently. Some Searx instances tap YaCy instances.

    I would love to find a searx or 4get instance that rejects the tech giants, but aggregates from YaCy, mojeek, gigablast, metager, maginalia.nu, frogfind.com, & wiby.me.

    And I would love it even more if it would make replacements:

    * #StackExchange → #AnonymousOverflow
    * #YouTube → #Invideous
    * #Medium.com → scribe.rip
    * #BBC → BBC’s onion site
    * #NYTimes → New York Times’s onion site
    * etc.

    search.fabiomanganiello.com makes some of those replacements.

  16. @strypey @zeh @alcinnz

    Indeed mojeek.com is not the only non-tech-giant #searchEngine (+crawler). From strypey’s mentions + some of my notes:

    * #Mojeek ← does their own crawling
    * #Metager.org ← does their own crawling
    * #SearchMySite.net ← avoid (Cloudflare)
    * #Searx ← just proxy software, many instances
    * #4get ← another proxy software, about a dozen instances: 4get.ca/instances
    * #Gigablast ← does their own crawling, but what happened?.. they were dissolved last year & seem to now be www.alltheinternet.com
    * #Ombrelo ← a proxy but more advanced than the others (filters/downranks Cloudflare sites)

    #YaCy is notable because it’s a crawler that you can install and operate yourself. YaCy instances can be public-facing and they can also share indexes with each other fedi style apparently. Some Searx instances tap YaCy instances.

    I would love to find a searx or 4get instance that rejects the tech giants, but aggregates from YaCy, mojeek, gigablast, metager, maginalia.nu, frogfind.com, & wiby.me.

    And I would love it even more if it would make replacements:

    * #StackExchange → #AnonymousOverflow
    * #YouTube → #Invideous
    * #Medium.com → scribe.rip
    * #BBC → BBC’s onion site
    * #NYTimes → New York Times’s onion site
    * etc.

    search.fabiomanganiello.com makes some of those replacements.

  17. @strypey @zeh @alcinnz

    Indeed mojeek.com is not the only non-tech-giant #searchEngine (+crawler). From strypey’s mentions + some of my notes:

    * #Mojeek ← does their own crawling
    * #Metager.org ← does their own crawling
    * #SearchMySite.net ← avoid (Cloudflare)
    * #Searx ← just proxy software, many instances
    * #4get ← another proxy software, about a dozen instances: 4get.ca/instances
    * #Gigablast ← does their own crawling, but what happened?.. they were dissolved last year & seem to now be www.alltheinternet.com
    * #Ombrelo ← a proxy but more advanced than the others (filters/downranks Cloudflare sites)

    #YaCy is notable because it’s a crawler that you can install and operate yourself. YaCy instances can be public-facing and they can also share indexes with each other fedi style apparently. Some Searx instances tap YaCy instances.

    I would love to find a searx or 4get instance that rejects the tech giants, but aggregates from YaCy, mojeek, gigablast, metager, maginalia.nu, frogfind.com, & wiby.me.

    And I would love it even more if it would make replacements:

    * #StackExchange → #AnonymousOverflow
    * #YouTube → #Invideous
    * #Medium.com → scribe.rip
    * #BBC → BBC’s onion site
    * #NYTimes → New York Times’s onion site
    * etc.

    search.fabiomanganiello.com makes some of those replacements.

  18. It turns out today is the anniversary of the release of the first web browser, Mosaic, in 1993. Since I posted my web browser recommendation yesterday, today I’ll focus on something we all use in our browsers: search engines.

    When we think of web search, we almost always think of Google, who revolutionized search engines in the late 90s with their algorithms and automated curation. Companies like Yahoo and Microsoft have tried to compete throughout the years, but few now remember that Yahoo started out as a search engine before Google, while the best which Microsoft can do is…Bing?

    Monty Python predicts Microsoft’s search engine

    Now, however, Google and Microsoft are working to implement AI into their search results. The results aren’t looking good, at least according to SEO experts such as Lily Ray:

    “It’s the worst quality results on Google I’ve seen in my 14-year career,” eminent SEO expert Lily Ray told Fortune.

    Instead of filtering out scams, Google is seemingly bowing to the pressure and is instead promoting them.

    Tangermann, V. (2024, January 20). AI Garbage Is Destroying Google Results. Yahoo. Retrieved January 23, 2024, from https://news.yahoo.com/ai-garbage-destroying-google-results-120005350.html

    Between that and my desire to move away from Big Tech, I’ve recently switched to the DuckDuckGo search engine. Unfortunately, DuckDuckGo is another proprietary search engine like Google and Bing. When I did a check for open source search engines, there were few options I could find. Two of the search engines which came up on alternativeto.net, Searx and Gigablast were recently discontinued, while the rest were pretty obscure. In fact, outside of DuckDuckGo, most of the non Big Tech search engine options were completely unknown to me. DuckDuckGo it is, then.

    So far, my search experience with DuckDuckGo has been good. I’ve found whatever I’ve looked for without issue, and I don’t use it for anything else. DuckDuckGo does one thing and it does it well. Throw in the focus on user privacy and this, in my opinion, is the best current search engine option. You, however, may have a different opinion. If you do, let me know in the comments.

    https://medi-nerd.com/2024/01/23/minimize-big-tech-reliance-search-engine/

    #2024Goal #alternativetoNet #Bing #DuckDuckGoTechnology #Gigablast #Google #Microsoft #MinimizeBigTechReliance #Mosaic #Search #SearchEngine #Searx #Yahoo

  19. @tinker @andre
    I miss github.com/gigablast/open-sour

    No real info on what precipitated its vaporization earlier this year after so long valiantly serving the community:
    en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gigablas

    I suspect it may have been somehow related to the fiasco with freenode and Crown Prince Andrew Lee, but that's a reach.

    #tallship #GigaBlast #search_engines #FOSS

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  20. @tinker @andre
    I miss github.com/gigablast/open-sour

    No real info on what precipitated its vaporization earlier this year after so long valiantly serving the community:
    en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gigablas

    I suspect it may have been somehow related to the fiasco with freenode and Crown Prince Andrew Lee, but that's a reach.

    #tallship #GigaBlast #search_engines #FOSS

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  21. @tinker @andre
    I miss github.com/gigablast/open-sour

    No real info on what precipitated its vaporization earlier this year after so long valiantly serving the community:
    en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gigablas

    I suspect it may have been somehow related to the fiasco with freenode and Crown Prince Andrew Lee, but that's a reach.

    #tallship #GigaBlast #search_engines #FOSS

    ⛵

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  22. I was looking into browsers, and this led to checking out if there is an open source search engine out there.

    Gigablast, created years ago by a former Infoseek employee (Matt Wells), did have its source code released to the public. However, it recently went AWOL. It's too bad. I always hope that open source solutions could equal or better their proprietary competitors, but not in this case.

    prnewswire.com/news-releases/g

    abc.net.au/news/science/2021-0

    #SearchEngine #Google #Gigablast #OpenSource

  23. I was looking into browsers, and this led to checking out if there is an open source search engine out there.

    Gigablast, created years ago by a former Infoseek employee (Matt Wells), did have its source code released to the public. However, it recently went AWOL. It's too bad. I always hope that open source solutions could equal or better their proprietary competitors, but not in this case.

    prnewswire.com/news-releases/g

    abc.net.au/news/science/2021-0

    #SearchEngine #Google #Gigablast #OpenSource

  24. I was looking into browsers, and this led to checking out if there is an open source search engine out there.

    Gigablast, created years ago by a former Infoseek employee (Matt Wells), did have its source code released to the public. However, it recently went AWOL. It's too bad. I always hope that open source solutions could equal or better their proprietary competitors, but not in this case.

    prnewswire.com/news-releases/g

    abc.net.au/news/science/2021-0

    #SearchEngine #Google #Gigablast #OpenSource

  25. I was looking into browsers, and this led to checking out if there is an open source search engine out there.

    Gigablast, created years ago by a former Infoseek employee (Matt Wells), did have its source code released to the public. However, it recently went AWOL. It's too bad. I always hope that open source solutions could equal or better their proprietary competitors, but not in this case.

    prnewswire.com/news-releases/g

    abc.net.au/news/science/2021-0

    #SearchEngine #Google #Gigablast #OpenSource

  26. Too bad: It seems that #Gigablast went offline in April without an official statement. This was one of the few search engines that had its own crawler...

    en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gigablas

  27. Too bad: It seems that #Gigablast went offline in April without an official statement. This was one of the few search engines that had its own crawler...

    en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gigablas

  28. Too bad: It seems that #Gigablast went offline in April without an official statement. This was one of the few search engines that had its own crawler...

    en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gigablas

  29. does anyone know what happened to #gigablast? It has been offline for at least a day or two. I don't see #MattWells on Mastodon.

    #search #SearchEngine

  30. does anyone know what happened to ? It has been offline for at least a day or two. I don't see on Mastodon.

  31. does anyone know what happened to #gigablast? It has been offline for at least a day or two. I don't see #MattWells on Mastodon.

    #search #SearchEngine

  32. does anyone know what happened to #gigablast? It has been offline for at least a day or two. I don't see #MattWells on Mastodon.

    #search #SearchEngine

  33. Today I heard about the #SearchEngine known as #Gigablast for the first time ever. Thanks to poking around #Curlie, which was linked from an article on Wikipedia and which is apparently a #WebDirectory and a successor to #DMOZ. A web directory is something I'd never touched in many, many years...but now that I've tried it I think it might be useful in some ways.

  34. Missing Link: Offener Web-Index soll Europa bei der Suche unabhängig machen

    Mit der von der EU geförderten Entwicklung eines Open Web Index wollen Forscher die Dominanz von Google & Co. brechen und das menschliche Wissen verbreitern.

    heise.de/-7466867

    OpenWebSearch.EU

    #SearchEngine #eu #OWI #EuropeanOpenWebIndex #OWSAI #OpenWebSearchAndAnalysisInfrastructure #OpenWebSearch #Suma #OSF #Serci #StormCrawler

    Ferner #Gigablast #FindX #Quaero #Theseus #CommonCrawls

  35. Missing Link: Offener Web-Index soll Europa bei der Suche unabhängig machen

    Mit der von der EU geförderten Entwicklung eines Open Web Index wollen Forscher die Dominanz von Google & Co. brechen und das menschliche Wissen verbreitern.

    heise.de/-7466867

    OpenWebSearch.EU

    #SearchEngine #eu #OWI #EuropeanOpenWebIndex #OWSAI #OpenWebSearchAndAnalysisInfrastructure #OpenWebSearch #Suma #OSF #Serci #StormCrawler

    Ferner #Gigablast #FindX #Quaero #Theseus #CommonCrawls

  36. Missing Link: Offener Web-Index soll Europa bei der Suche unabhängig machen

    Mit der von der EU geförderten Entwicklung eines Open Web Index wollen Forscher die Dominanz von Google & Co. brechen und das menschliche Wissen verbreitern.

    heise.de/-7466867

    OpenWebSearch.EU

    #SearchEngine #eu #OWI #EuropeanOpenWebIndex #OWSAI #OpenWebSearchAndAnalysisInfrastructure #OpenWebSearch #Suma #OSF #Serci #StormCrawler

    Ferner #Gigablast #FindX #Quaero #Theseus #CommonCrawls

  37. Missing Link: Offener Web-Index soll Europa bei der Suche unabhängig machen

    Mit der von der EU geförderten Entwicklung eines Open Web Index wollen Forscher die Dominanz von Google & Co. brechen und das menschliche Wissen verbreitern.

    heise.de/-7466867

    OpenWebSearch.EU

    #SearchEngine #eu #OWI #EuropeanOpenWebIndex #OWSAI #OpenWebSearchAndAnalysisInfrastructure #OpenWebSearch #Suma #OSF #Serci #StormCrawler

    Ferner #Gigablast #FindX #Quaero #Theseus #CommonCrawls

  38. @webmink @ademalsasa @jon @ruario

    Yes at some point I think we're (all of us, collectively) going to have to develop thick skin, double down, and begin to see these dominant infra services as themselves #malware, instead of viable tools - crap DNS providers too!

    #Vivaldi itself is launching search services, #Brave successfully already has, and #Gigablast isn't going anywhere:

    invidious.fdn.fr/watch?v=hoUzc

    Accelerated #Fediverse and other self_hosting and ignore them and fracture the #Internet

    ⛵

  39. @webmink @ademalsasa @jon @ruario

    Yes at some point I think we're (all of us, collectively) going to have to develop thick skin, double down, and begin to see these dominant infra services as themselves #malware, instead of viable tools - crap DNS providers too!

    #Vivaldi itself is launching search services, #Brave successfully already has, and #Gigablast isn't going anywhere:

    invidious.fdn.fr/watch?v=hoUzc

    Accelerated #Fediverse and other self_hosting and ignore them and fracture the #Internet

    ⛵

  40. @webmink @ademalsasa @jon @ruario

    Yes at some point I think we're (all of us, collectively) going to have to develop thick skin, double down, and begin to see these dominant infra services as themselves #malware, instead of viable tools - crap DNS providers too!

    #Vivaldi itself is launching search services, #Brave successfully already has, and #Gigablast isn't going anywhere:

    invidious.fdn.fr/watch?v=hoUzc

    Accelerated #Fediverse and other self_hosting and ignore them and fracture the #Internet

    ⛵

  41. @webmink @ademalsasa @jon @ruario

    Yes at some point I think we're (all of us, collectively) going to have to develop thick skin, double down, and begin to see these dominant infra services as themselves #malware, instead of viable tools - crap DNS providers too!

    #Vivaldi itself is launching search services, #Brave successfully already has, and #Gigablast isn't going anywhere:

    invidious.fdn.fr/watch?v=hoUzc

    Accelerated #Fediverse and other self_hosting and ignore them and fracture the #Internet

    ⛵

  42. Differenze tra i motori di ricerca

    Sapevate che su Wikipedia è presente una bella tabella comparativa per vedere con semplicità le differenze tra i motori di ricerca?

    LINK --> lealternative.net/2022/09/02/d

    #Curiosità #baidu #bing #comparazione #duckduckgo #gigablast #google #motorediricerca #ricerca #searx #wikipedia #yaci

  43. Differenze tra i motori di ricerca

    Sapevate che su Wikipedia è presente una bella tabella comparativa per vedere con semplicità le differenze tra i motori di ricerca?

    LINK --> lealternative.net/2022/09/02/d

    #Curiosità #baidu #bing #comparazione #duckduckgo #gigablast #google #motorediricerca #ricerca #searx #wikipedia #yaci

  44. Differenze tra i motori di ricerca

    Sapevate che su Wikipedia è presente una bella tabella comparativa per vedere con semplicità le differenze tra i motori di ricerca?

    LINK --> lealternative.net/2022/09/02/d

    #Curiosità #baidu #bing #comparazione #duckduckgo #gigablast #google #motorediricerca #ricerca #searx #wikipedia #yaci

  45. Differenze tra i motori di ricerca

    Sapevate che su Wikipedia è presente una bella tabella comparativa per vedere con semplicità le differenze tra i motori di ricerca?

    LINK --> lealternative.net/2022/09/02/d

    #Curiosità #baidu #bing #comparazione #duckduckgo #gigablast #google #motorediricerca #ricerca #searx #wikipedia #yaci

  46. @blacklight Some searx instances are fed by a locally running #yacy which does the crawling, so you can also get a greater degree of independence from the giants. I noticed a lot of your results grab from both DDG & Qwant. Both DDG & Qwant are MS syndicates, so you could drop one of them and replace with #Mojeek or #Gigablast (which do their own independent crawling).

  47. @blacklight Some searx instances are fed by a locally running #yacy which does the crawling, so you can also get a greater degree of independence from the giants. I noticed a lot of your results grab from both DDG & Qwant. Both DDG & Qwant are MS syndicates, so you could drop one of them and replace with #Mojeek or #Gigablast (which do their own independent crawling).

  48. If a link is missing from #Gigablast, you can add it for as little as 25 cents. $5 deposit and signup required.

  49. Ich hab heute eine neue datenschutzfreundliche #Suchmaschine gefunden und die macht einen sehr guten Eindruck 👍 private.sh bezieht seine Inhalte von gigablast.com ,was ein #OpenSource Projekt unter github.com/gigablast/open-sour ist 👍 Auf #Werbung scheint #PrivateSH komplett zu verzichten,auch Verbindungen zu Drittanbietern werden keine aufgebaut 👍 Die Qualitaet der Ergebnisse ist mit mojeek.com vergleichbar,was ebenfalls eine unabhaengige,datenschutzfreundliche und absolut empfehlenswerte Suchmaschine ist 👍 Der Vorteil von Private.sh gegenueber der normalen #GigaBlast Webseite ist,dass das Design viel moderner und uebersichtlicher ist 👍 Das einzige,was ich an der Seite leider bemaengeln muss: Gehostet wird sie bei #Amazon AWS in den USA 👎 Das Gesamtbild wirkt aber ueberzeugend fuer mich,deshalb kann ich diese Suchmaschine nur empfehlen,wenn noch jemand auf der Suche nach seiner passenden Suche ist 👍