We all do.
We all do.
Questionable sites, not even going to link them. But Forbes states the following:
Some accounts on social media are now circulating the claim that Niger has lifted prices from €0.80 per kilogram to €200. So far, there is no evidence for this beyond themselves quoting each other. The claim seems to trace back to a small digital outlet in Nigeria. Embarrassingly, the website has been confused as being from Niger itself.
Did I stutter?
I'd download it alright
Which instances are recommended to migrate to?
Empty of crap. But fill unused space with water bottles.
If it wasn't for the expensive drives, I would.
Won't vinegar ruin rubber sealings?
I used to buy engine oil and filters in bulk, then car needed to be totaled. Difficult selling oil as a private.
Your trolling entertains me.
Are you water? When is 100C ever relevant for you day to day?
Ahahah... When does water freeze or boil? At 0° and 100° Celsius. Much more convenient to remember those degrees rather than the corresponding Fahrenheit.
But it's obvious you're trolling. I, mean, I hope so otherwise it's sad. Because only a moron who has never cooked would ask that.
You just described Celsius, you idiot.
You funny!
Correct. Same dum dums complaining about the proce are there ones buying $12 lattes/day.
No one is saying that you should pay for every little feature.
This whole thread is about a service which, in my opinion, is worth that $10 (or $5 for the standard plan) when its results are way better than the alternatives and, as the business plan is clear, it doesn't sell you to third-parties.
And obviously, I don't assume that the same people above who suggest self-hosting SearXNG are in remote third world countries, because economically the price is on par with it. (Yeah, yeah, "But muh $5/mo vps can do it!" You manage that and keep up with it and see how you like it just to save those nickels and dimes.)
Search was never free. And we're talking about just $10.
Vegetables to the top, meat to the bottom; anything that can drip anything (liquid, blood, juice, etc...) should be placed at the bottom so to drip on the least amount of items.