Oh, the spelling difference got me. Thank you!

TIL that cubicle is an adjective and a noun. I was calling things “cube like” until now

Thank you for the corrections! I’ve updated the post. I agree that Brave search had the best results/UX. As you mentioned, I have my own moral qualms with brave as a company.

Added! I love the mission

I’ve updated the post to say that in Brave uses a custom index. I skipped DuckDuckGo because it only uses Bing :(

I’ve had similar sentiment from other users! I’m inclined to give it a shot

Added!

For those looking for some Google alternatives:

• Qwant has a custom indexing strategy and is okay
• Brave Search ~uses Google and Bing~ EDIT: they use a custom index too
• Startpage uses Google and Bing and it’s prettier than Brave IMO
• SearX is ugly but has a lot of sources
• Perplexity AI tracks the shit out of you but it’s decent
• Kagi is customizable but it costs you

Feel free to add on any I missed or opinions on these; I haven’t used any extensively

EDIT: Ecosia for trees and DDG for Bing without ads

When the poor have nothing to eat, they’ll eat the rich. Rich cake flesh is tastier than rich human flesh

EDIT: spelling a word

Th- that’s what she said

Nope! I’m just “obtuse” /s

I really hope this garlic bread is stroganoff

I like how the author left it up to interpretation of whether the dog killed the human, because there’s no panel of the shot going off. For all we know, the dog is smoking from the gun, and the man is taking a nap.

Detroit: Become Cardi

Fart gobbler! I’d go as far as to call them a nose-picker

Username checks out

Me when I’m forced to play as a bishop even though I’m clearly a rook.

Somebody cropped off the “R” from the top left corner too!

Polar express

I just call people a “dingleberry” or a “loser from losertown” nowadays.