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I just switched back to Google.com from DDG yesterday. I told my girlfriend, “well, I tried that other search engine, and it’s just not good enough”. “Exact sa
by jen729w 8y ago
I just switched back to Google.com from DDG yesterday. I told my girlfriend, “well, I tried that other search engine, and it’s just not good enough”.
“Exact same thing you said two years ago”, she said. :-/ I’ll probably try in another two.
DDG just always left me wondering. If the result wasn’t there, it felt like it should have been ... so, !g I go, crawling back like a fool. What’s the point?
For anything location specific — here in Australia — forget it. Google dominates.
- Sir_Cmpwn 8y agoYou just have to learn to be more specific. Stick "Australia" on the end of your queries. Google excells at this precisely because you've allowed it to spy on you and study your habits. Using DDG effectively requires a minor habit shift.
- jen729w 8y agoI'm not going to do that every time I'm out on my iPhone and I want to know the closest [x]. It's just not realistic.