Post number #314316, ID: 2316d0
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Not with that "use open software" bullshit they will always keep fucking growing up until you are enslaved to teach their "AI"
Post number #314326, ID: 49d314
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You embrace it
Post number #314365, ID: 16ccb1
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>>314316 You're right, just "open software" is not enough. It needs "free software" (free as in freedom) to beat entities like google.
Post number #314518, ID: 8a7276
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Wait for the advertising bubble to burst.
Post number #314583, ID: 0a41ff
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duck duck go
Post number #314585, ID: 73787a
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Bing
Post number #314622, ID: 53e224
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>>314585 Microsoft
Post number #314725, ID: 76a6ff
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By not using it you faggot Don't use android And change default email and search to other companies
Post number #314770, ID: 756486
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>>314365 That's right. Especially when the software is licensed under GPL3 and AGPL. Corporations hate those licenses because they guarantee freedom to users.
Also just don't use google services. And stop fucking using "googling" as a synonym to "web searching".
Post number #314784, ID: 0e5081
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>>314725 Mainly this, but that might not sufice, as common users never ever will care about Google's bussiness as long as they have their commodities.
Maybe you could create an amazing algorithm to hack all gmail users, or to free all the info stored by Google about its users, that at least would make some people reconsider the value of their freedom... probably...
Post number #314897, ID: 16ccb1
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>>314784 What do you think is PRISM by the NSA good for?
Post number #314898, ID: 42f113
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create own search engine xd naah.. Maybe Bing, DuckDuckGo,Yahoo.. its not more ways here
Post number #314900, ID: 16ccb1
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>>314725 Actually it's possible and easy to use android without google. Just flash a free rom and don't install gapps.
Post number #314905, ID: 16ccb1
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>>314898 Pretty much websites have their own search engines. On my desktop I added about 50 to my browser (waterfox) and sorted them with the awesome."organize-search-engines" addon (available on github) Combined with the "context-search" addon it's a killer combination, I wonder why it doesn't became standard.
Post number #314968, ID: 6ba6c2
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You don't.
Post number #315284, ID: 2eabea
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Drive to CA, set up Iran-style car bombs at their HQ.
*Consult your attorney before committing multiple felonies
Post number #315288, ID: 49d314
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I think OP is trying to ask how to stop a mega botnet from growing instead of using different search engines as nothing would change
Post number #316250, ID: 263459
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Maybe if all the people in the world search for stuff at the same time the botnet will collapse and we'll be free again!
Post number #317608, ID: 888edc
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DuckDuckGo is an illusion, as is every private browser, as long as you're on the internet - (tinfoil hat time) they always know what you're looking up.
Post number #317614, ID: fd2bab
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I bow down to my Google overlords
Post number #317946, ID: 596295
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Turn around, pull down your pantsu, and let daddy google fuck you hard in that boipucci
Post number #318044, ID: 9261c4
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>>317608 Actually I use duckduck go because of the quality of results. Google has somehow a strange behaviour. I know that privacy is only a promise from them, but at least they give it, in comparison to google.
Post number #318045, ID: 66ef61
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and.. what eat google? Eated google = No problem google ^^
Post number #319860, ID: f71eb3
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You can't stop Google.
Post number #320984, ID: 3ffdb4
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>>314898 don't use bing or yahoo, it's not because google is big right now that you should make another company bigger. searX.org works pretty well and is free. If you are courageous, you can use YaCy, it's free and decentralised(you can use your computer to contribute to the computation.).
Post number #322536, ID: 7cc68d
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You could use TOR XDD
Post number #322570, ID: 612ba8
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>>320984 Sounds cool, thanks for the hints. I'll try them.
Post number #322777, ID: 838c42
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Duckduckgo?
Post number #322894, ID: 85ecbd
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I N S T A L L
Post number #323077, ID: 9208af
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L I N U X
Post number #323078, ID: 9208af
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/
Post number #323079, ID: 9208af
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GNU
Post number #323081, ID: 9208af
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I screwed it up!
Post number #323083, ID: 3f27ff
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>>317608 Well maybe so, but they no longer shove poorly targeted ads down my throat I could care less even if google leaks info to governments, if you become important enough for investigation they'll just arrest you and look through your pc anyway
Post number #323084, ID: fa0801
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>>323081 We still love you <3
Post number #323234, ID: 8db72b
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>>323081 It's alright as long as you concede that GNU is the free operating system and Linux is merely one of its kernels.
Post number #323985, ID: 53afd3
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Duckduckgo
Post number #324531, ID: ffd6cc
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Block it in your country and create shitty Baidu
Post number #325311, ID: d0a567
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Should I ignore youtube?
Post number #325480, ID: 91247a
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>>325311 yep, use vimeo xd
Post number #326016, ID: 1c4f6c
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>>325311 Well once YouTube was something new, experimental and interesting. Now it is just a boring, total commercialized mainstream bullshit like private "free"-TV. "Broadcast yourself" is out. Now it is just "prostitute yourself".
Post number #326100, ID: a777e2
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DDOS the fuck out of them
Post number #326159, ID: 6c0cfe
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>>326016 There's still a lot of usefull tutorials and videos which doesn't include attention whoring bloggers
Post number #326205, ID: 1c4f6c
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>>326159 It died for me, whe they disabled the possibility to subscribe without an account via RSS.
Post number #326600, ID: 6e508e
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DDoS Google is like try play GTA 329 on computer from 90's
Post number #327405, ID: 49d314
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Hah.
Post number #332222, ID: 4506d2
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You know, I think it's reverse DDoS if you try to attack more bandwidth than you can handle... I would think there is more raw bandwidth available to google than there is available anywhere in their reach... Or Google would get huge trouble from the actual fuckton of requests its search engine processes (idk about caching... not sure if it directly affects incoming traffic...)
Post number #332223, ID: 4506d2
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Actually, no maybe I'm dumb and it's feasible...
Post number #332696, ID: 80217b
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You can DDOS Google by searching stuff on Google.com
Post number #333193, ID: 9266d5
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>>332696 you can't unless they have a bug in the search engine whivh is unlikely or will get fixed really fast
Post number #333430, ID: cc7fff
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>>333193 Try searching pantsu a million times/second
Post number #334021, ID: 8bec6b
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Block their shit and cut the cord.
Post number #334110, ID: e47420
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>>333430 Commence Operation Distributed Pantsu!
Post number #334263, ID: 74ff64
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>>314316 Short term: use user-respecting software, Free software. (check fsf.org) Freedom doesn't always come with convienience, be prepared. (so that Google and other botnets won't profit from your data.) Long term - support organizations that protect everybody's digital rights, like EFF. (so that NSA botnet won't grow as big.)
Post number #334291, ID: 1c4f6c
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>>334263 I think people should have the freedom to give up their freedom for the sake of convenience. BUT the issue here is by establishing non-free standards they also take away the freedom from others.
Post number #334333, ID: 22376f
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>>317608 If you are targeted by an intelligence agency, you're obviously not going to win. However, if ''they'' are the only people who can gather info on you, then I think you're pretty well off all things considered.
Post number #335522, ID: 7617f1
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Get creampied by a Google Studbot™. Gurls it feels so good embracing the botnet!!!
Post number #336012, ID: 5b0086
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Stop using the Internet
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| Not with that "use open software" bullshit they will always keep fucking growing up until you are enslaved to teach their "AI"