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Thinking about how often I use the site

2021-02-06 17:10:07.832073+00 by Dan Lyke 1 comments

Thinking about how often I use the site:example.com specifiers on Google searches to get past the LinkedIn/FB/etc spam results, because Google's notion of search results has been so polluted by the lack of domain specific identifiers.

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#Comment Re: Thinking about how often I use the site made: 2021-02-07 03:40:30.261306+00 by: brainopener [edit history]

No joke... if you can get handy with the DuckDuckGo bang syntax, it's actually pretty good.

!w for Wikipedia

!g for Google

!so for StackOverflow

!a for Amazon

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