I cannot code my way out of a paper bag, unless it is the mid 90’s and it is coded in very basic HTML. I do however sadly use Claude because I do not currently have anything strong enough to run Ollama. I use a lot of open source things but feel guilty about not having money to pay for all the services I use so I like to think of it as a socialist type system; I have scripts to download and share the newest iso torrent’s of pi OS and Debian, I use CrowdSec to catch bots, and I now have my own crawler for mwmbl for searXNG. Are there other things people would suggest I do?
Mwmbl?
A search engine that relies on the community to do the crawling.
https://mwmbl.org/ https://github.com/mwmbl/mwmbl
“Mwmbl is a non-profit, open source search engine where the community determines the rankings. We aim to be a replacement for commercial search engines such as Google and Bing. We have our own index powered by our community - while the index itself is centralised, the crawling is distributed…”
Thanks.
(Just a rant) What I like least about FOSS projects are the project names that are hard to remember and hard to pronounce—and which often give no clue as to the often useful project’s function.
Krita? Kdenlive? Mwmbl? Come on. It looks like dev’s cat walked over the keyboard.