Briskfall

Briskfall@kbin.social · 1 year ago

How long does it usually take for google to index websites? Because I tried the string lemmy site:lemmy.ml after:2023-06-15 and only one post turned up for me and it was Memes… the current state of affairs does not seem promising 😔 And if I tried with another instance with the same keywords lemmy site:kbin.social after:2023-06-15 nothing even turned up.

I wonder though, will search engines adapt to Lemmy and its fediverse system? Or will search engines die? Or will we see dedicated search engines to search through the fediverse?

Briskfall@kbin.social · 1 year ago

Two, but only because I can’t log into the other fediverse instance that I’ve registered (sh.itjust.works).

Briskfall@kbin.social · 1 year ago

My list

Funsies & Weird brainstorming

/r/competitiveoverwatch aka /r/cow (I don’t play the game but I sure enjoy the juice)
/r/hobbydrama (very diverse type of juicy dramas, miam!)
/r/overwatchTMZ (/r/cow but extended)
/r/valorantcompetitive (same reasoning for the OW one)
/r/livestreamfail (don’t post there; but is fun to occasionally lurk and see funny stuffs and be up to date with the latest online juicers)
/r/anarchychess
/r/singularity
/r/BestofRedditorUpdates
and 20 more cute animal pictures/videos subreddits like /r/partyparrots, /r/happycowgifs, etc.

Stuffs I use for er… productivity! yeah yeah productivity, that’s right!

/r/obsidianmd I enjoy seeing other people’s workflow and new tools being developed
/r/chatgpt (Recently the main sub went to shit with the influx of new users so /r/chatgptcoding or /r/chatgptpro might be better lol)

Subreddits that I often get led by Google search engine and it would be sad if they were to go down perpetually since I would have a very hard time without them…

/r/homelab
/r/automation
/r/selfhosted
/r/datahoarder
/r/android
/r/sysadmin
/r/kitchenconfidential
/r/appliancerepair/

I’m also very interested in how some different jobs work so I subbed out to these to check on them occasionally… and they sometimes would provide interesting workflows/insights that I can a-hem, take inspiration from…

/r/ExperiencedDevs/
/r/accounting
/r/uxdesign

There’s way more but I visit those a bit less, the problem is, I’m not sure if Lemmy can fill the void in my heart but if it does for those main ones (all above) then I think that I can permanently migrate from Reddit.