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FYI, what you're talking about is the
; the Deep Web is different. "
" refers to places on the regular Internet that are not indexed by Google and the other major search engines; you don't need Tor to get to them.
@boatswain well that's disappointing, I really thought @GreyTechnician was talking about the deep web and was wondering what cool data troves were out there.
Yeah I bet there's a bunch of cool stuff out there. Might even be more interesting than the Dark Web.
r/opendirectories was a place for this.
Oh neat, thanks!
You don't need the leading exclamation mark if you're not embedding media.