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I search for the name of a Windows DLL, because I want technical information about it – what it does, its documented API, any information on undocumented APIs o
by skissane 4y ago
I search for the name of a Windows DLL, because I want technical information about it – what it does, its documented API, any information on undocumented APIs or reverse engineering, its implementation status in Wine or ReactOS, history of security vulnerabilities, its history (is it a descendant of some DLL in Windows 3.x, or was it just added in Windows 10 or 11?), etc, etc, etc
Instead of giving me what I want, it gives me pages of useless content farm crap with titles such as "How to Fix WHATEVER.dll Not Found or Missing Errors", "WHATEVER.dll free download", etc, etc, etc.
I can't understand why Google can't expunge all this content farm junk. I don't believe it is technically infeasible – rather, I think it is that Google (for whatever reason) doesn't actually want to do so.
- nzoschke 4y agoGoogles business is to sell your eyeballs to advertisers. If you click on one of those junk pages you’ll likely get more ads. Not good business to send you directly to the ad free reference site with all the answers.