

Yo, a user from a kbin (mbin?) server! I don’t see those around too often.
There are dozens of us. DOZENS!
Just a snek on the internet | Call me Doppler (or just Snek) | He/they | Forever in love with my Cuddlefish 🖤🩶🤍💜
Yo, a user from a kbin (mbin?) server! I don’t see those around too often.
There are dozens of us. DOZENS!
Omg everytime I see yumps I just wanna hug them :D
I second Kagi if you’re willing to pay for extra privacy and features. If you’re just looking for a free drop-in replacement, I still find DuckDuckGo to be the best non-Google daily driver.
It’s a good thing I instinctively avoid Google
I visited a friend out in the mountains of Idaho a while ago and they were everywhere there. Never got sick of seeing them though, they’re beautiful
Omg I’m stealing this
Aight ima start doing this, wish me luck
The world needs more of this type of thinking
If you’re looking for privacy, I highly recommend (weirdly enough) a Google Pixel. With GrapheneOS it’s way more secure and private than basically anything else on the market.
“When the last tree has fallen
And the rivers are poisoned
You cannot eat money.”
- AURORA
Most traffic jams actually act as a kind of compression wave moving backwards through traffic. Something as small as a squirrel running across the road can cascade into an hour-long jam.
One person brakes, then the person behind them, then the person behind them, but each time they are getting closer to each other (nobody stays equidistant from the car in front of them when braking). This causes a greater and greater slowdown as more cars are compacted into a tighter space, which travels backwards in traffic like a wave. Often the person who caused it doesn’t even realize anything happened.
A lot of mapping software actually estimates a given traffic slowdown by treating traffic as a fluid with a wave moving backwards through it.
Someone citing actual facts on the internet?! Impossible!!
I can definitely think of an unpleasant shit, so…yes?
Firefox on Android requires a LOT of RAM because afaik it is the only modern mobile browser that truly implements its own web engine, rather than piggybacking on Android System WebView.
It ran like crap on my low end Galaxy but I’ve had no issue with it since switching to a Pixel 8. If you’re looking for speed over features while still being decently private, Firefox Focus is a nice simple choice, though it lacks most features of a modern browser.
If you’re looking exclusively for privacy-hardening though, nothing can really beat IronFox except maybe Vanadium (but that’s GrapheneOS exclusive), and IronFox is the only one with extensive support for browser extensions.