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There's browser extensions for blacklisting domains on search results. I use uBlacklist. https://iorate.github.io/ublacklist/docs Works on FF and Chrome, and all the major search engines. It's free, and can subscribe to free blacklists. Manually blocking spoofed websites is surprisingly satisfying.
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Syd Midnight posted:There's browser extensions for blacklisting domains on search results. I use uBlacklist. https://iorate.github.io/ublacklist/docs Works on FF and Chrome, and all the major search engines. It's free, and can subscribe to free blacklists. Gonna give this a spin. Thank you.
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speaking of pinterest, what kind of fuckery they did to get on top of all google hits
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Nov 17, 2023 13:07
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speaking of pinterest too, what is pinterest?
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Nov 17, 2023 13:11
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Dead Sex-Parrot posted:speaking of pinterest too, what is pinterest? it's some poo poo site that has pics that spams google image searches
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Nov 17, 2023 13:18
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ChubbyChecker posted:lmfao [posting on Something Awfulishly] I've paid  for far worse, less useful things. Seriously though being able to get to good, original sources quickly is great, and that's without even considering that the things Kagi will expose on the first page won't ever be seen with Google because they're mired endless pages deep in SEO spam. $10 a month is ridiculous if you're comparing it to "free", but weighing it against other subscription database/search products I use it's a bargain. Worthpoint is $22 a month and worth it at that, and Kagi opens up a lot broader set of information for useful discovery than that site does, for less.
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Nov 17, 2023 14:30
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kagi is really good and it’s a shame that the only people who will ever get to use it are computer touchers with a company card
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Nov 17, 2023 19:20
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ChubbyChecker posted:it's some poo poo site that has pics that spams google image searches Never thought I'd miss Pinterest clogging up GIS, but it's preferable to this current era of them just generating AI art for every search. You can't even look up Ron perlman without getting some weird rear end anime girl AI generated competing with photos of the actual person.
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Nov 17, 2023 19:46
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Khanstant posted:Never thought I'd miss Pinterest clogging up GIS, but it's preferable to this current era of them just generating AI art for every search. You can't even look up Ron perlman without getting some weird rear end anime girl AI generated competing with photos of the actual person. i got no such thing on my searches i think that this is a you problem
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Nov 17, 2023 19:53
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What was the blocker that also spammed fake hits on ads then told you how much money you've wasted of corpo dollars?
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Nov 17, 2023 19:54
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Grey Cat posted:What was the blocker that also spammed fake hits on ads then told you how much money you've wasted of corpo dollars? https://adnauseam.io/ Their code is based on ublock origin so I guess it should be effective, but with a radically simpler UI so it can't do the same power-user stuff that ublock can. IMO the fundamental flaw with this idea is that while you're wasting advertiser's money doing this, you're also giving more money to google. Google served an ad and takes their cut. They don't really care that you spoofed it -- it's not like they do anything about the many click farms extracting money from ad spoofing, as long as they can plausibly deny knowledge. So if the company you are most upset about is google, this is shooting your own foot.
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