Lol DuckDuckGo AI assist!
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Given the transition, you'd think Trump would be more accepting of trans rights!
I feel bad for that kid, I feel real real bad for that kid. Talk about not getting a childhood, that's almost worse than being a child actor.
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Tiffany has pursued a career in law and social media."
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Failkids get given the new worthless marketing job, social media management.
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Given the transition, you'd think Trump would be more accepting of trans rights!
wrote last edited by [email protected]Atleast you can turn it off, or use ddg without ai at all.
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Can't wait for Bianca Trump and Vivian to team up.
That would be really funny
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Atleast you can turn it off, or use ddg without ai at all.
use ddg without no ai
They're already using ddg without no ai
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Atleast you can turn it off, or use ddg without ai at all.
But then it's just regular Bing
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Barron still the hottest daughter.
Or, at least, the tallest.
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But then it's just regular Bing
Which is still better than Bing.
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Atleast you can turn it off, or use ddg without ai at all.
Yes but you cant set this as the address bar search, i don't think
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Yes but you cant set this as the address bar search, i don't think
You can set your own search engine URLs in most major browsers.
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Which is still better than Bing.
Bing > Bing? OK, ChatGPT
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Or, at least, the tallest.
That's only because she wears 10 inch heels.
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Bing > Bing? OK, ChatGPT
Ddg has !bangs, so yeah, better than Bing.
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You can set your own search engine URLs in most major browsers.
Yes, it didn't work.
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Ddg has !bangs, so yeah, better than Bing.
Bing has an identical feature.
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use ddg without no ai
They're already using ddg without no ai
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Given the transition, you'd think Trump would be more accepting of trans rights!
Thou shalt not make a machine in the likeness of a human mind.
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Tiffany has pursued a career in law and social media."
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Met her once, nicer than Ivanka for sure but her brain was clearly addled like her dad's. Word salad, too much Adderall and ecstasy probably.
