| Just to be devil's advocate here, everything you list seems to be easy to do using any web browser (since we're talking about power users here): >Want to know your IP address? just search "ip" https://www.google.com/search?q=ip --> Your public IP address is 123.456.789.>256? - Learn more >Want lorem ipsum text, just search for that Ok that's pretty cool. >Want to search the python documentation For me this is a language other than python, but I have queries in chrome/opera that search by keyword. C++ is c<space>stuff, java is j<space> stuff. As an added benefit, for any internal documentation I can have keywords going directly to internal stuff. >Want to re-run your last search in Google Ditto with bing b<space>, amazon a<space>, etc. As a 'power user' my needs go way beyond what any search engine does. Web browser, scripts, etc pick up the slack. Also, am I missing something here? Everyone keeps mentioning that DDG runs off of Bing. Do they do anything in the interim to your queries, or do you get the same results by going to bing.com? And if so, is everyone just arguing that bing's results are better than Google's now? (Could be, I dunno). It is kinda cool that you get wolfram results, etc (wherever they pulled lorem ipsum from for example) all compiled for you instead of having to keyword everything I guess. And that's enough rambling, sleep. |