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A #Warning for Anyone Using #DuckDuckGo's #Email #Privacy
(
#PleaseBoost!)

On Tuesday I upgraded my self-hosted
#Mailcow server.

On Tuesday most of my
@duck.com email addresses stopped working.

I've just been told that if
@duck.com tried to forward one email to you, and it can't deliver it, then it will stop forwarding every other email address you have in your account!

One failure.

So I'm guessing that while all the various docker containers for my hosted Mailcow install were being upgraded and restarted one fucking email came-in to my domain from
@duck.com and it was bounced for whatever reason.

And now I'm sitting here looking at 100+ unique email addresses, most of which are used as authentication credentials for logging-in to websites and services, that I now need to figure out how to change.

Do. Not. Use. DuckDuckGo. Email. Privacy.

Je découvre que DuckDuckGo a un domaine noai.duckduckgo.com/ qui permet de faire des recherches sans les outils IA du site et en plus avec un filtre anti-IA dans la recherche (c'est une curation humaine donc y'a des trous dans la raquette, mais c'est déjà ça) par défaut (tout ceci est configurable sur duckduckgo.com, mais ça ne reste pas en navigation privée, par exemple).

Dans firefox, vous pouvez aller dans les préférences de recherche (about:preferences#search) et ajouter un "raccourcis de recherche" (tout en bas) comme ça :
Nom du moteur de recherche: DuckDuckGo (no AI)
URL avec %s à la place de l’expression recherchée: noai.duckduckgo.com/?q=%s

DuckDuckGo 推圖片搜尋 AI 過濾功能 協助用戶避開 AI 垃圾內容 諷刺 Google 搜尋質素差劣
以私隱為賣點的搜尋引擎 DuckDuckGo 最近推出全新設定功能,讓用戶在搜尋結果中過濾 AI 生成圖片。DuckDuckGo 表示,有不少用戶認為 AI 圖片妨礙他們尋找真正需要的內容,而用戶現可在圖片搜尋頁面選擇顯示或隱藏 AI 內容。
#應用軟件 #AI 生成 #duckduckgo #搜尋引擎
unwire.hk/2025/07/22/duckduckg

Has anyone else on a mission to find a daily driver search engine that isn't Google or Bing given Mojeek a look? It's been around since 2004, with its own crawler and index of somewhere in the realm of 6-7 billion pages, all run from a data center in the UK run by Custodian Data Centres, who claim its one of the greenest in the country (can't vouch for the veracity of that claim; it's all news to me).

They've also been lamenting the state of search on the web for years, and discussing the need for more independent search indexes, so they seem to be on the right side of the fight. Obviously, corporations are not your friends, so yeah, that could change at any moment, but while I like SearXNG (when my preferred instance is fully operational; it was barely usable for the last day or two), and Startpage when it's not telling me I'm blocked for acting like a bot or using a VPN I'm definitely not using???, they're both still meta engines aggregating results from the usual suspects (in the case of SearXNG, a very flexible one that lets the end user choose which sources they want/don't want results from, but still), so I think there's value in having at least one other actual independent crawler with its own index, and much like web browsers, it's an increasingly difficult thing to do from scratch without VC money (Cliqz tried, but couldn't survive the pandemic).

Anyway, I set it as my default engine in LibreFox yesterday, and am going to trial it for at least a few days to see how it goes. Will report my findings.

And here's some hashtag spam (please do share your info/experiences, if so inclined): #search #searchengines #googlesearch #duckduckgo #mojeek #TryMojeekSearch #searxng

DuckDuckGo lancia un nuovo filtro per nascondere le immagini generate dall'intelligenza artificiale. Questo aiuta a combattere l'AI slop e sostiene la filosofia di trasparenza e rispetto per l'utente.

🔍 Priorità: 📸 Autenticità, 🛡️ Sicurezza

A little reminder that DuckDuckGo is venture capital (VC) funded.

The way VC works:

1. You get VC
2. You grow as fast as you can (or fail fast)
3. You sell (either to a larger corporation or to the public in an IPO; this is called the “exit”)

(In case any of you are surprised by recent/future developments.)