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Brave and DuckDuckGo Timer Search Shortcuts
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On Improving the Environment For Gaming On Linux
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Creating a Search Engine Shortcut For Google Timer
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Installing and Running Bodhi Linux on a 2007 MacBook
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The Two Decade Mario Party Finally Ends
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History of the Mario Party Gloves
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Running ONScripter-En in Linux Visual Novel Directory
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Bird in Review 〜 Mandarin Duck
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The NYPD's Duck Family Rescue in Midtown Manhattan
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Falcon Sighting at Brooklyn Bridge Park
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Freedom Tower in the Fog From the Brooklyn Bridge
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The Brooklyn Bridge's Mysterious Cobweb Lane
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Four May Issues of The Nursery Magazine (1873-81)
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Bing de-indexing update (1.18.23)
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The Bing blacklisting not only persists, but has also become worse. I discovered in the Bing Webmaster Console that all of The New Leaf Journal's pages had been purged from Bing's index.
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I subscribe to an RSS feed for Hacker News Page 1 in my feed reader. I saw an article titled Bing Jail a few days ago which caught my attention. In that post, a webmaster described his Bing blacklisting experience. I found that it was almost identical to my experience, right down to his site having been blacklisted in January 2023 and his pages being removed from Bing's index in March. He noted that several other …</span>
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<span>A wet duck standing on Pier 5 of Brooklyn Bridge Park. The duck was drying in the Sun. Note the very pretty dark blue/purple feather on its wing. The duck made a good photo subject because it did not pay its surroundings any mind as it calmly stood in place. A small Park vehicle (essentially a golf cart) drove by about 3 feet from the duck and our avian friend did not flinch.
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