Yes, the title is right. I created my very own search engine which is open source and controlled by me. You can (probably) even use it for yourself by going to notgoogle.win! I will guide you through the steps so that you can make your own. Why do this? Many search engines (pretty much all of them) collect your data to serve ads based on your searches. Even DuckDuckGo, the “privacy first” search engine has exclusive deals with Microsoft.

Preface Wow, he actually did it. Elon Musk, the fourteen-year-old Reddit afficionado trapped inside the body of a billionare, actually bought Twitter, inc. for $44 billion. Twitter We all know Twitter. If you’re reading this, you probably know the general trends of the platform. Twitter is a breeding hub for brand new sexualities, beliefs, etc. The users of Twitter are not forgiving by any means. If someone disagrees with you in the slightest way, you will be “canceled” for a few minutes until they cancel someone else.

Okay, maybe not exactly, but big boardrooms hate you. Let me explain. Big or small, most companies could not care less about you. Companies only care about their investors and graphs in the sense of monetary gain. A few examples are Apple, Google, Nintendo, Sony, John Deere, Lenovo, Tesla, Samsung, the list goes on. Why do they hate me? I will tell you exactly why. Apple Anti Right to Repair Apple does not sell any parts to their products outside their own stores and Apple Pro certified techs.

Robots are replacing many jobs that were previously done by a human. Robots are even being deployed to some militaries. Microsoft uses AI as a customer support robot. When you mention artificial intelligence to anyone who doesn’t know a thing about it, they will either mention Siri on their phone or the “inevitable” uprising of artificial intelligence robots. The truth is that artificial intelligence is much more than that. AI can be used in cases from calculating equations more efficiently to discovering the cure to cancer.

Reddit, the popular sinkhole of the internet, bought five seconds of screen time for a Super Bowl ad. It talks about what Redditors were able to do when it came to GameStop stock. If you have been living under a rock, members of r/WallStreetBets were able to invest to much in GameStop that they put many hedge funds out of business. “One thing we learned from our communities last week is that underdogs can accomplish anything when they come together around a common idea.