From experience, you walk into the barbie isle in Walmart.

You are mistaken, lesbians definitely stare too.

All of that and it’s still nicer to look at for me haha.

Maybe their super strength doesn’t apply to cardio stamina and they can still get fit by running really fast or something.

This is maybe 10 years old and a single platter drive. It’s possible multi-platter drives would have much thinner ones.

Oh I haven’t actually tried that part of it, thanks for the tip.

So with Proton pass, I create a new email alias for every online account. It will be formatted like mycustomalias.randomword12345@passmail.com. I set the text on each to the name of the site I make it for.

If I get an email to one, it goes to my hidden “main” address, which I haven’t given out to a single person on earth, not even my wife. When I get an email, I can reply to it using the alias. The sender cannot ever see my main email.

This has a few benefits. One, nobody knows who I am. A website cannot link me to another site. If there’s a data leak, one single email address is leaked. I can easily delete that alias and make a new one. Similarly, if I EVER get a spam email, I know which alias it was sent to, so I know who leaked it, or who decided to send me spam. Again, I can delete it and the spam source is gone.

Unlike something like “myemail+customalias@gmail.com”, which does allow me to use different emails for each place, this is untraceable. You cannot find my main email by looking at an alias.

And finally, this is more anonymous than using your own domain, as you share the same domain as many other people.

When I use Proton pass the password manager, it can generate one of these aliases in about 1 second and ties it to that saved password for super easy log in. No other configuration requird. It just works. (you can use and create aliases without passwords if you want)

The only alternative to Proton pass’s seamless integration with protonmail for untraceable aliases is self hosting bitwarden, making it accessible from outside your network, then either using a 3rd party email aliasing service or self-hosting email. So in other words, not viable or easy or secure for the vast majority of users except a small portion of power users.

I desperately want an alternative, but there just aren’t any. There are alternatives to each individual piece of Proton, but putting it all together and making it as seamless and easy as Proton does is nigh impossible.

(also if you self host email, that links your domain with your aliases which is still less anonymous than a 3rd party alias service)

I personally recommend kagi instead of Google search. I’ve tried most of the ones in this list and kagi gives the best results, and consistently too.

IIRC liquid death also has some very good policies.

And it was originally created because drinking water isn’t cool, and musicians in bands wanted something to drink that looked like energy drinks or alcohol while staying hydrated. They mentioned bands filling empty monster cans with water as an inspiration.

One of the sadder reasons: I need a pickup but they stopped making small pickups in the 90’s.