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Alternative search engines are a great way to protect your privacy online. Some popular alternative search engines include DuckDuckGo, StartPage, and Disroot. These search engines do not track your search history or personal information, unlike Google. They also often feature built-in privacy features such as encryption. Additionally, many alternative search…

Introduction In the previous post of this series (Practical intro to scraping with Puppeteer: fetch your country’s climate data), we discovered how to use Nodejs and Puppeteer for scraping and searching content on web pages. …

What problem is web3 solving? I asked Google because I wasn’t sure anymore. Privacy and anonymity! wait, what? Some “innovators” somewhere are changing the whole architecture because of privacy and anonymity, problems that have already been solved. they must be joking. Some “early adopters” are promoting web3 because they don’t…

What is DuckDuckGo (DDG)? DuckDuckGo is a search engine founded in 2008, it is an internet search engine that emphasizes protecting searchers privacy and avoiding the filter bubble of personalized search results. DuckDuckGo says: “Our privacy policy is simple: we don’t collect or share any of your personal information.” Therefore, the query is Why use DDG instead of Google?

The Current Status Quo If we look at Statcounter’s data for the usage and popularity of search engines, we’ll find that Google is the absolute number one. It has a monopolistic position when compared with its closest follower (Bing with a 3.3%)

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Every Monday at DuckDuckGo, one designer is assigned to “share something” during our virtual Design Meetup. I was the lucky one assigned last Monday, and I got to share about Rive — an up-and-coming animation framework¹. I’ve recorded the whole session, so please enjoy! [1] See my related post— Rive vs Lottie (and Other) Animations As a motion designer, one of the distinctions is understanding animation, and how it interacts with the medium people…medium.com