

You make it sound like DDG aren’t involved at all. They very much are.
It’s not like DDG started manufacturing glasses specifically for this joke.
No, it’s like DDG started selling glasses specifically for this joke.


You make it sound like DDG aren’t involved at all. They very much are.
It’s not like DDG started manufacturing glasses specifically for this joke.
No, it’s like DDG started selling glasses specifically for this joke.


Is DuckDuckGo going down the DBrand/Wendy’s model of irreverent, self aware marketing? I’m pretty tired of it being honest. Also, are they actually trying to make money from this? A satirical social media post would get the point across. But they’re actually selling these for some reason.


One of the rarest achievements I have is not at all difficult. It’s not even trying to be. It’s on Street Fighter 5 for saving 30 replays. Apparently nobody does that?



I agree. Also another Spolier below which OP shouldn’t read.
I contemplated not commenting at all, but OP is clearly going through it with this boss and will probably be very disappointed after eventually getting through it and realising it was all for nothing. It would save them a lot of time and energy to just abandon the boss and dive in to the manual, which I think is far and away the best part of the game. That’s what I did and I’m so glad. I also don’t know how to convey this to OP without telling them, so it’s buried in spoiler tags which they can choose to read if they want.


You don’t need to beat the final boss to beat the game. In fact, you don’t get the proper ending if you do beat the boss.
I need to point out the irony of the song being anti-religion but the comic having Marley, Ghandi and MLK Jr as happy faces for this “better world”. I wonder if this irony is lost on the artist, or this is some deep layer rage-bait.


I get why they have PDFs of their menu, but just transcribe that to a page on the site. It’s really not hard. My phone downloads folder is full of these.


It’s sad that you’re getting downvoted for complimenting Ubisoft. You’re not wrong though, their games (and the Snowdrop engine) are technically incredible. But that doesn’t fit the narrative that Ubisoft are evil, pushing a “woke agenda”, and anyone associated with them should be burnt alive.
What’s better? The devil you know or the devil you don’t?
The way the article talks about it, it is literally just app pinning. They also suggest only allowing guests to see select photos in your gallery when handing your phone which seems like more effort than its worth. Maybe just show your photos to people you trust?