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Sick of google. I can never find what I am looking for. What are some others you guys like? Thanks.
 
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What is it about Google you do not like? That would help to make a recommendation.
 
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Quote Originally Posted by TheTotalHunter:

Sick of google. I can never find what I am looking for. What are some others you guys like? Thanks.



you must take the short buss
 
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Dude...Google is the only way to go....seriously 
 
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Go to Google.  Search for "search engines".
 
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Quote Originally Posted by The8ofCups:

Go to Google.  Search for "search engines".




Whatever you do, do not use Bing. It's garbage. Google is head and shoulders above the rest, obviously.
 
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Quote Originally Posted by castorinho:





Whatever you do, do not use Bing.
 
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Only use Google.

When I used to cheat in high school, I used to use dogpile.com b/c nobody would check it.  I'm sure it's different now.  You can find anything on google.

 

 
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i've never heard anyone disliking google. i'd also be curious as to what you find wrong with it.
 
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Just use the covers.com search engine . A true treasure chest of information for you to gaze apon.
 
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Personally not a fan of google. Like Yahoo a lot more.  
 
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NEVER met a person not a fan of Google myself.....weeeeiiiiiirrdddd. Its actually trippy. 
 
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Google knows
 
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Seek and ye shall find
 
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I actually use Bing and love it.  I like the amazing photos that are posted daily; gives me ideas of new places to visit.  And FWIW, Yahoo's search engine is powered by Bing. 

And I have no problem with Google either, it's a solid search engine.
 
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altavista or infoseek


 
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The problem with google is you're never going to find something obscure and out of the mainstream really unless you delve like 14 pages in. All the results are the very standard stuff and that's if they aren't sponsored which most top results are. Frustrating IMO.

Miss the days of choice, Lycos, Hotbot, Amazon, etc. Ask actually used to be pretty good too...
 
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Quote Originally Posted by KinKAID:

The problem with google is you're never going to find something obscure and out of the mainstream really unless you delve like 14 pages in. All the results are the very standard stuff and that's if they aren't sponsored which most top results are. Frustrating IMO.

Miss the days of choice, Lycos, Hotbot, Amazon, etc. Ask actually used to be pretty good too...

That is my problem with google. You search for something 17 different ways and you get the same thing over and over again.

 
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Here is a better question.  Any search engines that don't spy on you and work with the government to create a profile on you based on your searches?
 
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duckduckgo.com

great search engine, terrible name.

they don't track you either.
 
 
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Quote Originally Posted by JEFFMARKETCAP:

Here is a better question.  Any search engines that don't spy on you and work with the government to create a profile on you based on your searches?

use  a vpn, i use hidemyass.com, but google is the best search engine bar none
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