someone should invent a search engine where if you put in two keywords it finds pages that have both the keywords

[nnn@urbanists.social]

@xssfox

A duck-duck-go demonstration search for "+napoleon +manscaping" (both keywords are required) gets only one hit:

[dramypsyd@ohai.social]

@xssfox I'd invest

[roadskater@mastodon.social]

@pq1r @xssfox I miss the small furry creatures.

[pogohandshake@sportloto.company]

@NNN @xssfox but there are many more pages with both these words, starting from https://www.wikidoc.org/index.php/Hair

[athousandcateaus@tiggi.es]

@xssfox too complicated. wouldn't work.

[kristallpirat@chaos.social]

@xssfox Have you tried metager? it's searches over different engines.

[funkybob@chaos.social]

@xssfox The ability to return a page that matches even one word seems to have been lost to the ages, so asking for it to match 2 seems a big ask right now.

[twistylittlepassages@weirder.earth]

@xssfox *weeping in librarian*

[nicemicro@fosstodon.org]

@xssfox I yesterday typed something like "What is the snapd version packaged with Debian Trixie", and it found me the website containing "Trixie" and "snapd" which was the package information site

#DuckDuckGo #Debian #snapd

[keelan@mastodon.sdf.org]

@xssfox we could call it AltaVista

[smallsees@social.dropbear.xyz]

@xssfox I miss altavista and its boolean terms