Me, trying to create a LaTeX document: *googles "latex string comparison"*
Customer and boss walk in.
Google: *shows NSFW results*

I.. Let...- Let me explain, it's not what it looks like!

yup. I had a job where I was required to surf weird porn sites all day. it had a legitimate reason...

Damn 😅

@magicMirror Lucky boy.

@Cyanide @wolt hunting for mobile malware can be really annoying. really weird sites.

Use DuckDuckGo with its NSFW filter (default on) and no more problems!

A colleague of mine has a tendency to search for UNIX man pages on Google without any hesitation. Google of course likes to propose images among the results.

So far he has been stung by:
man curl
man tail
man date

And also when getting familiar with C:
c string

@wolt Well, depends on what you mean by "weird".

@magicMirror Researching LaTeX Libraries...?

@Benedikt the Russian deep web. not to be confused by dark web, and not indexed/searchable, as strange as it sounds.
duck did not not help. unless you *are* aiming at porn sites...

@HackedPixels no. .... 🤔

Ddg safe search ?

Should have said that it's exactly what it looks like.

@Benedikt Isn't Google's SafeSearch results on by default? The user has to disable it.

@M-Arcus Are you by any chance Dutch? Searching latex string comparison doesn't give me anything nsfw, but latex string vergelijking definitely does...

always happens with me, never remember that LaTex means other things 😂