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Re: DuckDuckGo as a TTY

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For people that are looking for a nice search TUI, may I point you to Googler. It's made by the author of NNN and a couple other fantastic terminal tools. Highly recommend. It's amazing how clean you can make the interface https://github.com/jarun/googler Screenshot of Googler in action when it's nice and clean https://snid.es/2021OCT/YG4OXAlXg4INZWPe.png

It looks like it doesnt respect $LINES (or something similar). On first try, the top 2 results scrolled off the screen.

It's a CLI, not a TUI. I put quite a bit of thought into that decision, and whether to integrate a pager. See [1]. The workarounds are (1) limit the number of results per page with -n ; (2) use the -r, --reverse option to show the top results last.

[1] https://github.com/jarun/googler/issues/281

Re: DuckDuckGo as a TTY

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It looks like it doesnt respect $LINES (or something similar). On first try, the top 2 results scrolled off the screen.

It's a CLI, not a TUI. I put quite a bit of thought into that decision, and whether to integrate a pager. See [1]. The workarounds are (1) limit the number of results per page with -n ; (2) use the -r, --reverse option to show the top results last. [1] https://github.com/jarun/googler/issues/281

It would be nice if there was a way to run a terminal command without auto-scrolling. So often I run something that spits out tons of error messages, only to have to scroll back up again to find out what happened.

Re: DuckDuckGo as a TTY

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Is it just me that this won't search for multiple words? Tried even in double quotes. Only single terms returns any result.

Re: DuckDuckGo as a TTY

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Might be more apt to mention the same authors version of googler for duckduckgo, https://github.com/jarun/ddgr .

Those are both awesome. Are there any options to combine the two?

Maybe use the latter with !g

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Yeesh, the ignorance of the folks in those threads. Painful. Anyways, if someone can't get to non-v6 resources, they have bigger problems than not being able to use DDG. There is a single class of operator for whom v6 deployment actually makes sense, which is large-scale ISPs for whom CGNAT presents an onerous burden on their reporting/monitoring requirements to law enforcement. Everyone else is just rolling v6 out t…

Everyone else is just rolling v6 out to meet the requirement of a client (typically government) contract. I'm holding out for ipv8, where someone sensibly just slaps a 1. in front of ipv4 style addresses, which to stacks means route to old ipv4. Then we have all we need with an extra octlet. We could even reserve a bunch for off-planet communicates, eg 100. = moon, 101 = mars, etc. All existing tools, code, etc would…

Wikipedia quote, 2050...

"IPv6 was a failed standard, an attempt to.... " "replaced by more sensible IPv8..."

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