BrunoBernardino

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   by BrunoBernardino 5mo ago

   I’m not aware of this, can you clarify? Technically anyone can top up an account on Uruky and give it away to someone else.
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   by BrunoBernardino 5mo ago

   Oops! Sorry about that. I’ll add it later today.
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   by BrunoBernardino 5mo ago

   Thanks for reporting this. We’ve used a professional translator for German (though we’ve added many new phrases that haven’t gone through that process since), and we speak Spanish and French (besides English and Portuguese). We use DeepL fo
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   by BrunoBernardino 5mo ago

   You should check out hister.org!
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   by BrunoBernardino 5mo ago

   Only if they don’t provide enough results. We initially queried them all and merged, but that became too costly and inefficient (too many duplicates most times). It should be explained in the FAQ.
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   by BrunoBernardino 5mo ago

   Not for bitcoin, but for monero, which is more requested than bitcoin.
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   by BrunoBernardino 5mo ago

   Dang. You’re right that Mojeek is UK, so Europe but not EU (at the moment, at least). I’ll need to add a remark for that. We already do it for Serper. Regarding the servers, our servers and data are in the EU. We can’t guarantee that for ou
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   by BrunoBernardino 5mo ago

   Good point. We have never had any reports of customers legitimately hitting these, but we can probably loosen them up a bit.
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   by BrunoBernardino 5mo ago

   Great point! In our comparison page with Kagi it should become clearer that’s not our only product differentiator. If you’re happy with Kagi, that’s great, it’s a very good product! We don’t want world domination. :)
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    by BrunoBernardino 5mo ago

    Thanks! Serper is UK-based and does that. We provide them as an option, but not by default.
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    by BrunoBernardino 5mo ago

    Thank you! Please reach out if you have any suggestions or run into any trouble!
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    by BrunoBernardino 5mo ago

    It’s currently a tiny “indieweb” index, which is why it’s opt-in right now, and not big enough to be in the ordering, yet.
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    by BrunoBernardino 5mo ago

    It’s too small right now, so we don’t allow you to search it exclusively, yet. Eventually it should become a “proper” search provider once it reaches 100M urls or so.
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    by BrunoBernardino 5mo ago

    Yes, and I’ve talked with Mullvad about it before. The main problem for us is that we cannot exchange XMR for fiat legally, in Portugal, and we have no costs that can be paid with XMR, at the moment. ProxyStore should work well as a proxy b
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    by BrunoBernardino 5mo ago

    The search providers we use are listed in our FAQ and all are Europe-based. Yandex is not included.
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    by BrunoBernardino 5mo ago

    Thanks! Your point is quite valid and we do that. Unfortunately, the biggest problem with most "tech-illiterate" people we have is that they don't understand why they should care about privacy or what's "wrong"
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    by BrunoBernardino 5mo ago

    Can you expand on the benefits of that when there is no personal information (not even an email or payment ID after 14 days) associated with an account?
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    by BrunoBernardino 5mo ago

    Uh oh. Where is that? We do have our own index, Uruky Site Search!
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    by BrunoBernardino 5mo ago

    Thank you!
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    by BrunoBernardino 5mo ago

    Thanks for the suggestion! That would mean we'd have to count searches, which we don't want to do. With the 2h free trial via proof-of-work captcha it should allow you for much more than that! I know the FAQ for that is outdated!
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    by BrunoBernardino 5mo ago

    Uruky does exactly that (it has an API and any searches fund the search providers directly). If you want to _exclusively_ use Uruky Site Search (our index), though, that'd be impossible as it's too small to be used as an exclusive
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    by BrunoBernardino 5mo ago

    Thanks! We're currently trying to get in touch with proxysto.re for that. Light Spark seems based in the US, so we can't consider them, I'm afraid.
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    by BrunoBernardino 5mo ago

    Thanks, if you have any specific points of friction, please let us know (an email is perfectly fine)!
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    by BrunoBernardino 5mo ago

    Thanks! I'm currently in the middle of building a date filter I expect to launch later today. Still, was this using Mojeek or EUSP? Have you tried Linkup or Serper for those kinds of searches? You don't have to change your default
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    by BrunoBernardino 5mo ago

    Thank you so much, Adam! Hister [1] is also an amazing option for people looking to have their own "local" index! And it's FOSS! [1] : https://hister.org
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    by BrunoBernardino 5mo ago

    Thanks! I have reached out over a week ago to them via email and Signal, to crickets. Let me know if you know why or how to reach them, or alternatives.
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    by BrunoBernardino 5mo ago

    It should be clear in the FAQ. All Europe-based. Our current search providers: - Mojeek - EUSP - Marginalia - Linkup - Serper (the only non-EU, being UK and proxying Google) - Uruky Site Search (our own index) - Pixabay (images) I'd be
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    by BrunoBernardino 5mo ago

    Thank you for your suggestions and support! - Ouch. We get a lot of love for our UI/UX, which I guess just goes to show taste is personal. If you have any particular points of friction, we'd love to hear about them. - Only Serper
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    by BrunoBernardino 5mo ago

    We're working towards accepting cash by mail in a month or two, and regarding cryptocurrencies, we've been trying to reach out to proxysto.re unsuccessfully for that. If you know of a similar option, we'd love to hear about i
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    by BrunoBernardino 5mo ago

    Good question! We also have Uruky Site Search, our own index, which is quite tiny at the moment, but we hope to grow, eventually. Kagi's own index is Teclis, which is one of their smaller providers as well.