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Lets talk search engine censorship at a wide scale how do specific search engines rank search resualts
Lets talk search engine censorship at a wide scale how do specific search engines rank search resualts - Lemmy.World
So after the Google anti trust situation that has occurred recently it got me wondering… Do all major search engines censor resualts from independent sites? Let me define what I mean by censorship, if you were to search for some kind of content or news and Google never ever shows a site in the news results there is a chance of shadow banning. There also a chance that Google just doesn’t know the site exists. but this isn’t always the case. the main question for this post however is this, how do specific search engines handle resualts? it’s no secret Google is known for not doing search resualts on YouTube or Google too well for the user experience. How do search engines like Bing, Yahoo, Google, Duckduckgo, metager, and others differenciate in their search rankings. Surely they aren’t all moderating the exact same as Google, right? right…?
more and more news sites are pushing for paywalls even reuters now here are some sources that don't have pay walls and Npr *mentions* paywall in their own new pop-up?
more and more news sites are pushing for paywalls even reuters now here are some sources that don't have pay walls and Npr *mentions* paywall in their own new pop-up? - Lemmy.World
also feel free to comment your own suggestions for news sites for tech updates that don’t pay wall on the web page. New York times - https://www.nytimes.com/section/technology [https://www.nytimes.com/section/technology] abc - https://abcnews.go.com/technology [https://abcnews.go.com/technology] the hill - https://thehill.com/policy/technology/ [https://thehill.com/policy/technology/] BBC news - https://www.bbc.com/news/technology [https://www.bbc.com/news/technology] while nonprofit Npr doesn’t pay wall, they have a new pop up that says something along the likes of “expected a paywall not our style please donate” that the user can dismiss and continue browsing the site. https://www.npr.org/sections/technology/ [https://www.npr.org/sections/technology/] Reuters use to be a good source for me untill they started pay walling after a small amount of news article reads.
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What makes video games addictive for you
What makes video games addictive for you? - Lemmy.World
Why I think video gaming slowly became the most addictive entertainment media with no signs of stopping. What do lemmy users think of the subject? Video games can be addictive time wasters, sure you can say that a gamer should just manage their time better. As someone who’s played some games from the last few years on various consoles, I can say some types of games are played more then others. so… Why are games addictive? lets first start by looking at a game pong on the the Attari. A game with just paddles disguised as lines and dots bouncing back and forth. If a person is just playing the game alone against the cpu they’l more likely get bored playing quickly. While if they play with a friend it’s a more fulfilling experience and they might play it for hours. However, at some point they would move on from it but they wouldn’t have to they could keep playing their pong game as newer console would release, but as the game was just lines and dots, without their friends this game we then become played less as more and more people passed it by. How do games create a single player experience to keep people playing without their friends? Lets look at pacman, if you have a game that recreates the experience of being somewhere, where you can move an onscreen character and interact in certian situations with said characters you would then potentially have one person hooked to your game playing solo. This would work for awhile from the nes, to the snes to the n64 generations for gaming in regards to sells. Then the next step to hook players would be to mix single player with multiplayer, if the players ‘friends’ are playing it then they better be playing it too. The idea was that both players would had bought the game and practiced at their own houses solo. Think games like Super Smash Bros 64, Mortal Kombat, Mario Kart 64. The next and second to last step to addict players is with online gaming. Bonus points if a game is online but has no split screen local multiplayer. Because if your friend gets the new game then you better get it too or feel left behind. Other thing about online gaming is it can addict solo players the worst. Typically these games will have you feeling good collecting exp points and the games currency winning each match. Making you keep wanting to play it day after day back to back at its worst. last and final step to gaming addiction is vr, or virtual reality. While its still too early to say much about vr gaming, it brings a fake reality to the game universes, that players can enteract in with their physical hands. And they can physically turn around and look around envirorments. Gaming just keeps getting more addictive in nature.
Is it better to eat eggs and oats cereal on separate days form eachother or together on the same day, although not together, side to side?
Is it better to eat eggs and oats cereal on separate days form eachother or together on the same day, although not together, side to side? - Lemmy.World
I’m trying to improve my breakfest generally, and I heard that these are some of the best of what’s already popular to eat for health. How should these be ate, together or separate?
I am proud that one of my posts managed to get to 100 upvotes.
Nikki Haley walks back her demand that social media ban anonymous posters after facing GOP backlash
Nikki Haley walks back her demand that social media ban anonymous posters after facing GOP backlash - Lemmy.World
Sounds like ones demands have changed, or atleast they got a hold of themselves. whatever lead to them walking back on this, it’s the end of another battle for internet privacy, but not the end of the war. As apps continue to track you in new mysterious ways behind their closed sourced software, and the governments continue to crack down on encryption. Anonymous names are important for privacy too.
FCC votes in favor for rules that reduce 'digital discrimination' for communities with poor internet access
