Has anyone tried Google?

[Cresho]

There is no such thing as privacy anymore! It does not exist. It is an illusion.

THIS IS FOR ALL ISP's

http://bits.blogs.nytimes.com/2008/0...to-target-ads/

[RiceMonster]

Google solves almost all my problems. It's the best troubleshooting tool.

[Dr Small]

There is no such thing as privacy anymore! It does not exist. It is an illusion.

THIS IS FOR ALL ISP's

http://bits.blogs.nytimes.com/2008/0...to-target-ads/

SSL + Tor + GPG = Privacy

[odiseo77]

I don't use Google. It is the all reaching, big brother.
Instead, I use Ixquick.com, for privacy.

Although I agree with you about google and privacy, I -sadly- haven't found a better search engine on the net (and I've tried clusty, altavista, yahoo, and others I don't remember now). I simply find lots of stuff on google I don't find in other search engines (didn't know about ixquick, though. Have to give it a try).

Luckily, since I'm not searching about how to make home-made bombs, I don't have much to worry about (j/k).

[aroch1]

I always try google first for my ubuntu questions. In fact, I've only ever had to make one thread here asking for help (it was about a rather obscure network file system my school used). All of my other problems have fallen in the face of persistent googling.

[Dr Small]

Although I agree with you about google and privacy, I -sadly- haven't found a better search engine on the net (and I've tried clusty, altavista, yahoo, and others I don't remember now). I simply find lots of stuff on google I don't find in other search engines (didn't know about ixquick, though. Have to give it a try).

Luckily, since I'm not searching about how to make home-made bombs, I don't have much to worry about (j/k).

Whether I am searching how build bombs or not, that should be my right to privacy, which google nor any other search engine should cache against me.

All this datamining they do, can easily be spoofed by using a proxy, which in turn gets someone else's IP cached for searching for bomb building, instead of mine.

[gameryoshi600]

i look for my questions on google first then go here if i can't find the answer

[Living2007]

i look for my questions on google first then go here if i can't find the answer

Do you ever have to pay for your questions to Google?

[steveneddy]

Whether I am searching how build bombs or not, that should be my right to privacy, which google nor any other search engine should cache against me.

All this datamining they do, can easily be spoofed by using a proxy, which in turn gets someone else's IP cached for searching for bomb building, instead of mine.

Why are you building a bomb?

[Living2007]

Why are you building a bomb?

He is just using an example, silly