not just for privacy issues, but also for heuristic neutrality, i
suggest supporting also yacy http://yacy.de which is a p2p search
engine, was presented at FSCONS2011 in Gothenburg, worth a look!
Has it got to the stage of being usable yet? Last i looked into it
there was still quite
Christophe Jarry wrote:
There is also the Seeks project (P2P search engine):
http://www.seeks-project.info.
It seems to rely on user input instead of crawling. Are there enough
people out there who think hacking on search results is fun to get a
useful index? I fear not, but I'd be pleased
On Sun, 5 Dec 2010 03:25:57 -0300
Nicolás Reynolds fa...@kiwwwi.com.ar wrote:
El 05/12/10 02:28, Karl Goetz dijo:
hi all,
I was wondering if anyone had patched their default browser(s) to
point to search engines which have better privacy policies then the
big ones? Today I've looked at
