I am seeking recommendations for a search engine that is more modern than Google, without necessarily being open source or privacy-oriented. Please suggest your top picks. Thank you!
I thought I would throw this out to everyone in an easy way after seeing this post https://lemmy.ca/post/76405
What do you think the lemming mascot of Lemmy should be called? Top level comments should just be the name.
The other poll's answers add extra information and I feel it can potentially confuse people who are answering.
**Do you care about your own individual privacy?**
"Yes", "No", "I have reason to believe there is an answer beyond strictly yes or no" (optionally, with a comment under that answer including your reasoning)
No other options. Please only pick one to upvote.
If there is something you have knowledge of that you would not share with me, some random stranger on the internet, you care about privacy and your answer is Yes. Otherwise, if I am allowed to have any information that you have, your answer is No.
READ THE SUB RULES BEFORE COMMENTING.
Options:
- Cereal
- Milk
- Other
Also, don't you dare say bowl.
Edit: after seeing cereal win by quite a margin, I have concluded that you are all savages.
Use only the given options.
I hope this doesn't change what you vote. I just want the people who vote "no" to think about it.
::: spoiler spoiler
> “Arguing that you don't care about the right to privacy because you have nothing to hide is no different than saying you don't care about free speech because you have nothing to say.”
― Edward Snowden
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Maybe there is a developer somewhere that wants to contribute to open source. This could be a good list of which software needs his contributions the most.
Keep top-level comments short and single option.
Since I discovered lemmy, I've discovered multiple front ends like [invidious](https://invidious.io/), but I'm sure you know many more than I do. So vote every one you know about, to see also which ones are the most popular.
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