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Damn, that's interesting!

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What Happened To Google Search? (www.youtube.com)
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Not the most recent, but def. still current.

It was also made before the current Reddit disaster.

Here a link to the video if you prefer YouTube via Invidious: What Happened To Google Search?

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[โ€“] UnicornKitty 4 points 1 year ago (1 children)

I didn't even realize I did some of the things he was talking about but it's true. I expect reddit to have the answer, not google.

[โ€“] [email protected] 4 points 1 year ago* (last edited 1 year ago)

Jup. And now I am wondering what we can do to shift that focus away from Reddit. Its too much power for one company.

Initially I was wondering what I would type into a search engine to get results from a Lemmy instance. Now I realize that that isn't necessary. Search should just pick up the answer wherever it is. The way it was. There is no need for one central repository of knowledge. The Internet is that repository.