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Reply to [OC] Microsoft Bing: A forgotten $10B+ business by jtsg_
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_Hexagon__ t1_jd7pse1 wrote
Reply to comment by assumptionkrebs1990 in [OC] Share of Electric vehicles in Germany by Regions 2022 by Spoale94
Like it says in the lower left corner, no data available
DaBIGmeow888 t1_jd7p1kr wrote
Reply to comment by biebergotswag in [OC] Microsoft Bing: A forgotten $10B+ business by jtsg_
China search engine marketshare
- Baidu: 65%
- Bing: 11%
https://www.statista.com/statistics/253340/market-share-of-search-engines-in-china-pageviews/
DaBIGmeow888 t1_jd7p0sl wrote
Reply to comment by INeedCheesee in [OC] Microsoft Bing: A forgotten $10B+ business by jtsg_
China search engine marketshare
geneusutwerk t1_jd7p05e wrote
Reply to comment by rcoff98 in [OC] Microsoft Bing: A forgotten $10B+ business by jtsg_
Another case where the visualization is crap but the underlying data is interesting so it gets voted up
DaBIGmeow888 t1_jd7oob5 wrote
Reply to comment by soldforaspaceship in [OC] Microsoft Bing: A forgotten $10B+ business by jtsg_
Bing is for foreigners searching international stuff. Most locals use Baidu.
soldforaspaceship t1_jd7oi9e wrote
Reply to comment by Timid_Robot in [OC] Microsoft Bing: A forgotten $10B+ business by jtsg_
Don't know what to tell you. Can only speak from my experience.
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benetelrae t1_jd7nfja wrote
Reply to comment by jtsg_ in [OC] Microsoft Bing: A forgotten $10B+ business by jtsg_
Spend less time on the comments and perhaps make an understandable chart with your newly found free time.
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leksal t1_jd7msy1 wrote
Reply to [OC] Microsoft Bing: A forgotten $10B+ business by jtsg_
Now imagine how much Google is making just from the search engine
Thelango99 t1_jd7mqjj wrote
Reply to comment by 420everytime in [OC] Microsoft Bing: A forgotten $10B+ business by jtsg_
I switched from Google to Bing.
Sarcosmonaut t1_jd7mnet wrote
Reply to comment by 420everytime in [OC] Microsoft Bing: A forgotten $10B+ business by jtsg_
I use Bing because Microsoft pays me to use Bing lol
gstefans t1_jd7lkhk wrote
Reply to comment by marhide in The World’s Happiest Countries in 2023 by kristianreese
Right - If there was a non-pill-based measure of miserability, then there should be a spike in some of the northern countries simply due to lack of sunshine (and vitamin D).
You might still have some of the same countries show high average happiness due to income, public health systems etc etc
firemage22 t1_jd7le4k wrote
Reply to [OC] Microsoft Bing: A forgotten $10B+ business by jtsg_
I use Bing to search for Google which I then use to search for Firefox when setting up a new computer.
Then I never use Bing or edge again.
l34rn3d t1_jd7le42 wrote
Reply to Australia's oil and gas pipelines [OC] by ruthlesscattle
BTW.
https://nationalmap.gov.au/ has all this data and more.
ucf-tyler t1_jd7jqqh wrote
Reply to comment by EggplantOrphan in You've seen maps of watersheds, here's a drive shed map. Imagine someone going to see the 2024 total solar eclipse. What's the shortest drive there? What are the odds of making the drive to see the eclipse? I calculated how many people will drive to the eclipse > greatamericaneclipse.com [OC] by MichaelZeiler
the world is on fire and witnessing totality in person is one of the most miraculous wonders of celestial and human happenstance when you’re on the skinny line between the sun the moon and you - a five minute chapter of one’s life so captivating that it’s memory will last as long as your memory does
alternative suggestion, figure out how where you can shave a little of your daily carbon output every day in the interim such that, once summed over time, you’ll at minimum break even with the carbon generated from you going to witness the eclipse. not perfect, the world remains on fire i know, but damn friend don’t let environmental guilt convince you to miss an eclipse you’d otherwise attend
HinduHamma t1_jd7ibxa wrote
Reply to [OC] Microsoft Bing: A forgotten $10B+ business by jtsg_
This graph is not beautiful. Try again.
ucf-tyler t1_jd7i3zi wrote
Reply to comment by Chang0_ in You've seen maps of watersheds, here's a drive shed map. Imagine someone going to see the 2024 total solar eclipse. What's the shortest drive there? What are the odds of making the drive to see the eclipse? I calculated how many people will drive to the eclipse > greatamericaneclipse.com [OC] by MichaelZeiler
Buddy you’ve got the best seat in the house! Nobody remembers the technical terminology during an eclipse because it leaves you speechless! you’re a lucky duck hope you get clear skies!
ucf-tyler t1_jd7hlen wrote
Reply to comment by _runthingz_ in You've seen maps of watersheds, here's a drive shed map. Imagine someone going to see the 2024 total solar eclipse. What's the shortest drive there? What are the odds of making the drive to see the eclipse? I calculated how many people will drive to the eclipse > greatamericaneclipse.com [OC] by MichaelZeiler
Current forecasts are predicting that most Canadians will remain Canadian
assumptionkrebs1990 t1_jd7gpp6 wrote
Why are Berlin and Hamburg gray?
Timid_Robot t1_jd7ge55 wrote
Reply to comment by soldforaspaceship in [OC] Microsoft Bing: A forgotten $10B+ business by jtsg_
Yeah, but not Bing...
amoss_303 t1_jd7f5v6 wrote
Reply to Australia's oil and gas pipelines [OC] by ruthlesscattle
I’m assuming their two main oil/gas producing regions are on the border of South Australia/Queensland and in WA off the coast?
Whornz4 t1_jd7q7e2 wrote
Reply to [OC] Microsoft Bing: A forgotten $10B+ business by jtsg_
And Twitter dropped off this list real quick