• troed@fedia.io
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    6 months ago

    This is a good time to use your 100 free searches using kagi.com

    Not affiliated - but after having used mine I started paying for it. No SEO spam. No ads. Just good search results.

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      6 months ago

      Do you know if you can just pay the difference to upgrade from simple to unlimited? I’m pretty sure I will gobble the 300 searches but they claim that 99% of people do not.

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        6 months ago

        Yeah you can. When I upgraded from the then middle tier to the unlimited I just paid the difference pro rata iirc

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      6 months ago

      Ok. I went to that site, and I’m scrolling down… I get to the video demo of their searches, and it shows the exact same thing I last searched for… in the demo video? Am I losing my fucking mind here?

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        6 months ago

        I don’t know Jonathan, are you? Why don’t take a pause from your phone an take your dog Abby for a walk in the park as you usually do? 👁 👁

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      6 months ago

      Btw as I discovered, it’s 100 searches total, then you either pay, gtfo, or sign up under a different address.

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      6 months ago

      kagi

      I’d heard the name, but hadn’t paid attention to them. Looks like it’s a “you pay us, we provide search results, we don’t log your search activity” service, which is pretty much what I wanted, so I’m gonna try subscribing to them. They seem okay, but honestly, as long as a search engine is reasonably usable and doesn’t data-mine me, I’m not too picky. Thanks for the recommendation.