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Using Google now feels completely lackluster in comparison.

I've noticed the same thing happening in my circle of friends as well—and they don’t even have a technical background.

How about you?","time":1744104198,"title":"Ask HN: Do you still use search engines?","type":"story"}],[39067213,{"by":"itvision","descendants":234,"id":39067213,"kids":[39067889,39067859,39069752,39067656,39073062,39072376,39069490,39071018,39070818,39069915,39069754,39067847,39068270,39068080,39068634,39069855,39075325,39071391,39070191,39071393,39070421,39067652,39096174,39103682,39067808,39071103,39067643,39067905,39069545,39078256,39068660,39069711,39068012,39101469,39072657,39071301,39067217,39077095,39071102,39071126,39089813,39072534,39069224,39070839,39070812,39067848,39077961,39067375,39117573,39069050,39067634,39069582,39068325,39068293,39068381,39069306,39067418],"score":439,"text":"$17","time":1705755702,"title":"Tell HN: Russia has started blocking OpenVPN/WireGuard connections","type":"story"}],[36031789,{"by":"in9","descendants":83,"id":36031789,"kids":[36031935,36032533,36032720,36031894,36031841,36032608,36036154,36032428,36032510,36031907,36039527,36032532,36032296,36032590,36035476,36032506,36038652,36032706,36032523,36032690,36039465,36034097,36038699,36032442,36032400,36032985,36049480,36033814,36041484,36031912,36033050,36033897,36032501,36033472,36032774,36031997],"score":31,"text":"Buy laptops to run Linux is a bit of fortune wheel. Usually older models have better support due to more developement time. Yesterday I saw an M2 MacBook air and the build seemed really nice. Great for travel.\nHowever those are expensive, and I love Linux.

What are some options with a similar feel? Good for travel, seems sturdy, and a nice screen? Samsung has a few options, but idk how's the Linux support on their models.","time":1684765204,"title":"Ask HN: I Want to have a small Linux laptop. What are my options?","type":"story"}],[33629778,{"by":"hnthrowaway1099","descendants":108,"id":33629778,"kids":[33632659,33637223,33633516,33635836,33630686,33632313,33631606,33633659,33631772,33638491,33630241,33636738,33632466,33633294,33635017,33630625,33630316,33635050,33632711,33635538,33632006,33630200,33634781,33637185,33632475,33631011,33637268,33630891,33643603,33635428,33631729,33632292,33635257,33633678,33632763,33637306,33636605,33634228,33636463,33635517,33630484,33631674,33632112,33632675,33630726,33633307,33631836,33635739,33633900,33632819,33640010,33635973,33635399,33642630,33633946,33632492,33636299,33635228,33633056,33635589,33639477,33634248,33641884,33635000,33633492,33635202,33631381,33633390],"score":124,"text":"$18","time":1668629377,"title":"Tell HN: As a dev, Slack has ruined my life","type":"story"}],[31648326,{"by":"andrecarini","descendants":291,"id":31648326,"kids":[31649688,31648673,31648805,31648719,31649227,31650645,31648809,31648752,31649576,31650890,31648891,31648954,31649341,31650430,31649338,31648623,31648969,31649042,31651185,31648983,31651070,31651665,31649356,31651627,31648522,31648544,31648693,31650329,31649069,31649462,31651737,31649548,31648691,31649300,31648804,31648841,31649222,31650049,31648541,31649448,31649205,31650792,31649052,31649372,31651547,31651532,31688047,31650969,31651386,31648952,31650922,31679271,31653618,31651539,31648724,31648697,31651054,31685801,31653712,31650188,31649265,31650056,31648680,31657065,31648797,31653519,31677185,31651373,31650741,31649492,31649652,31649174,31651573,31648585,31649204,31648928,31649213,31649522,31650565,31650095,31651512,31658814,31649326,31655019,31651043,31648971,31652327,31648732,31648907,31650683,31650305,31650291,31649263,31648787,31648859,31666470,31648745,31649317,31650358,31655964,31650103,31648711,31651598,31653080,31703114,31649290,31650296,31650120,31649210,31649176,31649612,31649458,31648852,31649378,31676503,31650025,31651307,31649094,31650752,31649127],"score":407,"text":"$19","time":1654561367,"title":"Tell HN: I used the same computer since 2007 (with minor upgrades)","type":"story"}],[31471127,{"by":"miguelrochefort","descendants":122,"id":31471127,"kids":[31472354,31471634,31473007,31471943,31479221,31473876,31471331,31472865,31472301,31471838,31471765,31472206,31473384,31474925,31473203,31472943,31472244,31472701,31471720,31476769,31471751,31474899,31471677,31473869,31473789,31474883,31477270,31476484,31473552,31473995,31474179,31474943,31471947,31476503,31471781,31494544,31476557,31473144,31471276,31473991,31483400,31473032,31473816,31472474,31473422,31472639,31472163,31476025,31475188,31471617,31472288,31471970,31474696,31473410,31471712,31473010,31502664,31471916,31471852,31472330,31474940,31479183,31472644,31474094,31471950,31473372,31472137,31612123,31472711,31472549,31473320,31474265,31471306,31473479,31473276,31472925,31473509,31474118,31471581,31473297,31472297,31476400,31472777,31472082,31473116,31476039,31471761,31476132,31474137,31471650,31471252,31473065,31514446,31471315],"score":190,"text":"I have thousands of online accounts, hundreds of thousands of saved items (likes, bookmarks, papers, books, movies, videos, photos, files, open tabs, tasks), hundreds of inbox and feeds, and they just can't seem to stop growing.

Inbox zero is now a rare occurrence, only made possible by abusing Gmail's snooze function. My phone, laptop, and clouds are full.

Using personal finance analogies, should I:

- Reduce my spending (unsubscribe, stop consuming feeds)?

- Pay back my debt (consume the saved items)? Perhaps using the debt-snowball method?

- Get more credit (file storage) so that I can spend (save items) more?

- Declare bankruptcy (delete everything)?","time":1653243437,"title":"Ask HN: How can I stop my inbox/wishlist/bookmarks/tabs/todos from growing?","type":"story"}]]

user:	shebnik
created:	May 23, 2022
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