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<h2>My own private search engine</h2>
<h3>2026-06-02</h3>
<h4>Messing around with a bad back in stormy weather</h4>
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I made a bad movement in the shower this morning and made my back
scream again, so no woodworking today. One of the benefits of
retirement is that I get to choose the days activities.
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I had installed
<a href="https://github.com/searxng/searxng">SearxNG</a> previously
more than two years ago, but as I'm constantly fiddling it wound up in
the bin.
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Convalescing in the armchair I saw that my current vps is mostly idle
running just snac2, my blog, xmpp, gophernicus and other bits, so I
reinstalled SearxNG.
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It's fast, responsive, and private. I have it behind an Nginx reverse
proxy, and only accepting my own IP address for now.
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Another thing I did was to play around with the
<a href="https://getfresh.dev/">Fresh editor</a>. Like Micro, it can
be configured to use prettier, the code formatter. Ok, it's written in
Rust, but it is a nice editor with a retro computing vibe. It won't
replace Micro as my daily editor, but if I ever need a TUI IDE it
could be a good choice.
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