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Is DuckDuckGo/Bing still viable for piracy?
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this post was submitted on 09 Dec 2024
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What is your use case, I 'm just simply interested.
My workflow for finding things, I know where I want to search it for, e.g. a torrent site or a specific forum or network, and search there. If I would search for something on a general search engine like those, even if it would give good results, I would have to weed out the fake and scam results. While if I search on an already reputable site or source I don't have to deal with that.
movies, tv shows, things like that. I'm not American so search keeps suggesting things from my country and most of the time I only get "review/geek sites" when I search for something specific.
So you want to search or want suggestions? A good tracker also has suggestions. You should never need to search on a search engine and it would also be slower.