The game is very mature and well thought RTS. The user experience and performance is beyond anything on the market now. It beats all well known AAA studios attempts at it by far.
It's still actively developed and very free to play.
Join Bilbo Baggins in walking* every step of his travels from the Shire to the Lonely Mountain in The Lord of the Rings Online. Narrated by Andy Serkis, with Benedict Cumberbatch as the voice of Smaug.
"National attention is still on basic needs and infrastructure buildouts, and on providing more medicines for people. The “dreams of singularity" seem like a luxury or distant consideration."
I switched too and love it. It's arguably just a bit faster then the one I learned in childhood, but it's so much more reliable. I got couple of snickers I use daily and don't untie them at all, and the Ian's Knot [0] stays firmly knotted for months!
For web search, Uruky currently integrates Mojeek, Marginalia, EUSP (Ecosia/Qwant) (only works with French, German, or English), Linkup, Serper, and Uruky Site Search.
For image search, Uruky currently integrates Pixabay and Serper (image results).
"This site (obviously) works best with JS enabled
But it's not required.
If you're reading this text block, then you have scripts disabled: thankfully, that's perfectly fine, and this site is not going to punish you for making smart choices around privacy and security in your browser. All the content will show just fine, you can still read the text, navigate to sections, and see the graphics that are used to illustrate the concepts that individual sections talk about."
That is how I'd like to the rest of the internet to work as well.
I'm commenting only because I have recently submitted a similar story [0] and although I copied and pasted the title, it was also missing the exact word "millions". I had to edit the post and add it. I'm curious why it has happened twice? Is there a filter that tries to moderate exaggeration perhaps?
There is another one: https://libredirect.github.io/
A web extension that redirects YouTube, Instagram, Reddit, TikTok and many other websites to alternative privacy-friendly frontends.
This is a fork of no longer maintained Privacy Redirect.
Alternative frontends are fetched automatically, so it mostly works out of the box.
I don't think that "right almost every time" is enough. It's different when you're searching for an answer yourself and you're expecting to dig for right one among others not so right. But when you get one answer from LLM you either trust it or don't. If you do you're bound to be lied to from time to time and face the consequences. If you don't, you're back to searching manually anyway.
I find myself questioning LLMs a healthy habit these days.