Ok, but also

Ok, but also

Its not a joke! It actually works!
Does it work for football fields to real units?
I use noai.ddg and don't get the converter thingy.
I use noai.ddg and get the converter thingy
I'm convinced the Imperial system is like those languages they make up for fantasy novels. I've only ever witnessed it in D&D and it seems impractical to learn for the day to day.
I don't know why you're all complaining. 1 mile = 3 muricaball fields = 24.7 Dodge™ Chargers = 2245.45 sausages = 3 thumbs-up (sponsored by Exxon and Doritos).
Its very simple.
I've been told the DDG results are the same as Google, yet every time I compare they are quite different.
I've been using DDG since Trump's first term, when Google started manipulating COVID search results if memory serves.
It's not fun that you have to use multiple search engines now. I mainly use Qwant and I qwant to like it but wow is it terrible.
Here’s what I like about it:

But also turning off AI and location.
How can you say its superior when it wont even tell me how many washing machines are in a giraffe.
Seems useful for those cases you don't know what a furlong even measures.
I wonder how well it handles ounces.

Works too, but it's some AI thingy not the native search (which also uses AI so maybe it doesn't really matter).
One spawns a pre-coded widget with obvious math equations inside, the other puts out values in a way you can't tell if it calculated stuff or made it all up. I am sure it triggers a side-calculator too, but I can't know if it exists, and if it was properly triggered this time after they presented the output like an answer from their Search Assist LLM tool.
This, and that you get a working multi-unit converter widget you can use again and again without asking DDG once more. I think the old way clearly wins.
Doesn't seem to work for volume, having tried gallons and teaspoons. But it works for length and mass/weight.
its not google or Microsoft. that alone makes ddg far superior.
Used this all the time until I recently stumbled across the cli program units
Now that's obviously just plain incorrect. Everyone knows that real units are measured in bananas.
60 feet = 102.857 bananas
https://bananaforscale.info/convert/length/60-feet-to-bananas
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