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The Dneail Corporation is no more.
The Dneail Corporation merges into Queye.
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300 users on Queye today.
We are immensely proud of these achievements, but we also know that none of this would be possible without you, our users. Your trust, support, and feedback have been instrumental in our journey. We’re committed to continually enhancing your Queye experience, ensuring that you have access to the information and resources you need.
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Plan B for Queye
On AwesomeThings 4, we announced the international plan for Queye. After queye.eu was taken from us, we instead, decided to go to Plan B; The Local Domain Plan. We are going to have all languages as subdomains like de.queye.co or ru.queye.co. Edit: We have decided to go with Plan C; The Query Parameter Plan. The…
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The Results for the Dneail Census 2023 are in
This year we ran the Dneail Census again to get an understanding of the people that use Dneail services.
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Queye is finally available in China.
We, as a company, have decided to allow Chinese visitors to use Queye to search the web. Why was Queye banned in the first place? Because of the censorship of the CCP, Queye felt afraid that the Chinese government would shut them down because they provided information about Taiwan – something the government doesn’t want…
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DOT will cease operations
DOT will transfer operations to Queye.
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We are shutting Ohai down.
After months of discussion, we have made the unfortunate decision to shut Ohai down. If you would like a copy of your data, please email us and we will get it to you. “It’s really sad to see it go. Ohai was our most popular service.” Ohai is also to blame for the outages across…
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Introducing Queye 2.0
Dneail announces a new Queye and retires Dash and Atlas.
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We’ve decided to rethink
It’s been a while since we posted on our blog. Since then, we’ve had many outages and we are working to fix all this. We also want to announce some changes to Dneail Stream. Not much will change but it’ll no longer be considered a “streaming service”, rather an archive of projects. We are also…
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Thanks for everything, Blink!
We have some bad news: we’re shutting down Blink. But we have a plan, which we will unveil at DLW23. So what happens now? If you host on Blink Domains, your hosting will expire by the next period. If your website is managed by Blink Domains, nothing will change. If you have a BNKI domain,…