Debian is food at peaceful !
For the most part I think they do. I frequently use quoted strings in my search queries (on DDG and Google, I hardly ever use any other search engines) and it usually seems to show me more relevant ones when I do that.
But in general the WWW is now so big that search engines have been having to become more and more complex (and think for themselves instead of taking the queries very literally) in order to be useful at all.
Chromium and WebKit both still have bits from KHTML in them which is LGPL
It is Wikimedia Commons, not Wikipedia. That is where most of the images used on Wikipedia and other WMF projects are stored. It has categories for nearly everything under the sun.
This is common in European countries, but in the US and other common law countries, defendants who choose to testify are under oath like any other witness.
Moving into my own apartment mainly.
But also: politicians and other celebrities being younger than me.
(I mean of course Justin Bieber is younger than me and has been a celebrity for a long time, but that used to be the exception, now there are so many.)
All of this is only relevant if you use the web client. I don't. I have email accounts both on gmail and on other providers and normally access all of them with Thunderbird and K-9 Mail.
I frequently use DDG for an initial search. When it doesn't give me good results, I frequently find better ones on Google.
I mean this is basically a wiki, isn't it.
Apple used to be the underdog in comparison to Microsoft before the iPhone existed.
Mozilla, well I tend to defend FOSS organizations, but this particular one isn't very easy to defend.