Just use DuckDuckGo(http://www.duckduckgo.com).

The point here is that you are tracked on website that you visit. No amount of DuckDuckGo will change that.

so?

"Big Blue still reigns supreme." but.. whatever.. =/

"The whole password-cracking scene has changed drastically. In the last couple years. You can look online and you can generally find passwords for just about everyone at some point. I've found my own username and passwords on several different sites. If you think every single website you have an account on is secure and has never been hacked, you're a much more optimistic person than I am."

This guy is realistic. And he is right. I started revoking access for my google account from a lot of websites.

BTW I've seen a blog post that a guy was able to access his stackoverflow account by getting the session cookies (which was very easy, the parameter names, etc) just by using a cookie chrome extension.

This guy is totally right.

"If you think every single website you have an account on is secure and has never been hacked, you're a much more optimistic person than I am."

We are on the way to start good development on an Android tablet! FTW

really cool project! thanks for the tip!

LOL. indeed, I'm certainly gonna blog about it.

these are great things to do with it! Also I was thinking in implementing new hardware stuff for it.

Thanks for the tips.

thank you!