reflex
I guess its back to the duck I go...
That's the reality of the situation unfortunately. No infallible heroes, just fifty shades of grey.
DDG lied about tracking
FWIW though, I think that agreement no longer applies. I getchu though, on the principle of the matter, assuming they actually lied about it. E.g., if they said, "we don't let any tracking through," without mentioning their deal with Microsoft. If they just said, "we block most trackers," and let people hype it up in their heads though, that's kind of a gray area IMHO.
Damnit Brave.
I guess I gotta go figure out how to turn off ads in DDG for Android.
Motion of the Oceangate.
Instead of billionaires swimming, you get a billion swimmers. 😏
Just wait till the 22nd century, and you can just download it directly into your brain!
He “ain’t saying she a gold digger”…
Damn. I was trying to squeeze the lyrics from Uptown Girl by Billy Joel to fit.
I think those are the hind paws though.
Doesn't look that uncomfortable (for a cat) to me.
I think it's real.
Man, I thought this was going to be an X Universe post.
Start with your mail. Baby steps ... bb.
Just wait until you get the little one inside the big one.
Matroshkegg.
You can also check out 2FAS, which recently got open-sourced.
I happened to be comparing this and Aegis so I'll add the biggest differences I noticed. Maybe it helps someone:
- Aegis is Android only, 2FAS is iOS and Android and they have a browser plugin.
- The browser plugin still needs you to approve via your phone/device.
- 2FAS has automated Google Drive backups. You can manually export if you backup via, e.g., Syncthing. Aegis has automated "external storage" (e.g., a folder on your phone) and "Android Device" backups—the latter are stored on Google Drive too, but, as far as I understand are used via a device restore (may not be as easy to drop these in as the other backup methods).
- 2FAS lets you secure with a 4-digit PIN and biometrics. Aegis let's you use a full-blown password and biometrics.