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Possibly related posts...
Four May Issues of The Nursery Magazine (1873-81)
Installing and Running Bodhi Linux on a 2007 MacBook
The Best of Anime in 2022: Year in Review
On Children, TikTok, and Social Media Stardom
The Enigmatic Life and Death of Emperor Otho
Benjamin Harrison's Memorable July 4, 1888
Reviewing FrogFind: A Search Engine For Vintage Computers
Quince recipes from Mary Eales's receipts
Oldest Golfers to Contend for Majors Between the 1968 and…]]></summary>
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https://thenewleafjournal.com/the-story-of-our-bing-blacklisting/
#bing #microsoft #searchengine #search #blog]]></summary>
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<span>While we are The New Leaf Journal, our focus on perennially virid content leads us to appreciate trees and leaves of […]
Possibly related posts...
Four May Issues of The Nursery Magazine (1873-81)
Installing and Running Bodhi Linux on a 2007 MacBook
The Best of Anime in 2022: Year in Review
On Children, TikTok, and Social Media Stardom
The Enigmatic Life and Death of Emperor Otho
Benjamin Harrison&#x27;s Memorable July 4, 1888
Reviewing FrogFind: A Search Engine For Vintage Computers
Quince recipes from Mary Eales&#x27;s receipts
Oldest Golfers to Contend for Majors Between the 1968 and…</span>
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<span>For example, the older model had a 1 GHz dual-core processor, while the new version has a 1.8 GHz quad-core chip. Since the company is tight-lipped about exactly which processors are powering these devices, it’s hard to make an apples-to-apples comparison, but it sure sounds like the new model should be a bit more responsive.Both models have just 1GB of RAM, but the original InkPad Color had just 16GB of built-in storage, while the new model has twice as much. That said, it seems like the company might have omitted one feature when building the new model: there’s no longer a microSD card reader.
I have the original PocketBook InkPad color and I generally like it. Most of the improvements in V2 would be welcome (albeit well short of prompting me to upgrade), but dropping the microSD card slot is a bad move. The article suggests that this may have been done to increase the tablet&#x27;s water resistance, but I will take the SD card over being able to submerge my e-reader in 2 meters of water.</span>
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<span>The New Leaf Journal was blacklisted from appearing in Bing&#x27;s search results on January 14 and then fully removed from Bing&#x27;s index in March. The reasons for our blacklisting/de-indexing appear to be unknown to every other search engine with its own index, including Google, Brave, Mojeek, Yandex, Seznam, InfoTiger, and Marginalia... only Bing. I read an article by a different webmaster who described almost identical Bing problems. That post inspired me to chronicle our ongoing Bing ban. (Note: The worst effect has not been Bing itself, but losing DuckDuckGo, from which we received many more referrals than Bing).
https://thenewleafjournal.com/the-story-of-our-bing-blacklisting/
#bing #microsoft #searchengine #search #blog</span>
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