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Thats nice mozilla.

Installed and set up Librewolf yesterday. Absolutely recommend to everyone.

The whole Amazon diapers is insane.
The burgeoning monopoly was being noticed as early as 2011. I know this because it is why the CEO of one chain here planned out and started offering grocery deliveries.

Not overly surprising.

Google and Salesforce have been “developing” new features and products this way for at least the last 13 years?

1. Find promising small business/startup
2. Buy it with your war chest money
3. Force them to integrate with your systems and live inside your walled garden.

Ah yes, a person who was parachuted into high level positions right out of university lectures everyone on hard work.

TBH I never associated it with a slur.

The fetish however…

We all have or own experiences.

Mine is that it helps in organization, which makes changes easier.

Sure, it might be a lot of places, it might not(well designed microservice arch says hi.)

What proper OOP design does is to make the changes required to be predictable and easily documented. Which in turn can make a many step process faster.

Most of them make the laws after they get the power.

This entire article is trusting the word of Microsoft’s director of marketing

Neat, I stand corrected.

I doubt the french history teacher I had who taught me that is still alive though.

French predates English.

Also, bold calling a language silly in english

Russia == Rossiya doesn’t belong in that list.

We can’t determine if you are an adult.

But we can determine that you are old enough to see sign company ads. Because kids own businesses.

This dates tactic predates the internet.

Cable, telephone and banks used to do this regularly.

In a word, yes.

They know it benefits them more than us, so they make it opt-out.

Texas, without the gerrymandering is close to, if not outright, a blue state.

Here you go on that essay I think: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JZ77Qn53xhw

If its on the road in BC, it needs to be licensed with ICBC, unless you’re a recent transplant from elsewhere. Exceptions exist for e-scooters and ebikes, but they also aren’t technically allowed on open road.

ICBC’s base insurance looks expensive, but it delivers better base insurance than most other places extended insurance.

Once you have the licence plate and/or a shot of the perps, the high speed chase is just a bystander risk.

The RCMP stopped doing them decades ago and hasn’t had any issues.

You know an even safer one?

Track them via existing cameras and from the air. Then you dont need to chase them.