Replying to @umbrella@lemmy.ml
do you append ‘lemmy’ to your search query while searching?
I tried to do that but whenever I did I found other interesting stuff instead of finding what I wanted to find xD
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Replying to @umbrella@lemmy.ml
do you append ‘lemmy’ to your search query while searching?
I tried to do that but whenever I did I found other interesting stuff instead of finding what I wanted to find xD
Replying to @krolden@lemmy.ml
you might want to try programming.dev if you want some good tech discussion, I recently learned about the impact of UUID as primary column in a database and it was really high quality
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Have you came across Lemmy post in a search Engine?
since stackoverflow is dead and reddit is also on the way to its grave, I was wondering if we can have enough knowledge base here so that Lemmy comes on the first page of a search query. I know it’s very hard to archive and I haven’t even seen a single result from lemmy unless I specifically add ‘lemmy’ keyword to it.
side tangent: Reddit results are also not shown unless we add ‘reddit’ keyword but sometimes even if you don’t add ‘reddit’ you can see it on the first result.
Replying to @phoenixz@lemmy.ca
you are missing the point that no one wants 365 since we have liberoffice, onlyoffice etc