I'm able to easily type in a second word when I search. In the case of Java, I'm able to get the language, island, or coffee on the first search in google - for this 'princely' cost of searching correctly in the first place, I don't have to do the (apparently wonderful) ddg process:
1) visually skip the sizable disambiguation list
2) parse the main results, find they don't match (DDG is all about java language just like google on 'java')
3) go back and parse the disambiguation list
4) click the category to expand
5) parse the newly expanded list
6) click the relevant entry
7) wait for a new search
8) parse the main results again
I mean, seriously, a second word in your search is hardly cognitively onerous. Are we really so spoiled as to demand perfect results on short, ambigiuous topics?
1) visually skip the sizable disambiguation list
2) parse the main results, find they don't match (DDG is all about java language just like google on 'java')
3) go back and parse the disambiguation list
4) click the category to expand
5) parse the newly expanded list
6) click the relevant entry
7) wait for a new search
8) parse the main results again
I mean, seriously, a second word in your search is hardly cognitively onerous. Are we really so spoiled as to demand perfect results on short, ambigiuous topics?