What websites? I've been using Firefox exclusively forever and the only times I've had to switch browsers was doing my passport application and I had to find a windows desktop to get that to work
Are you trying to imply that Jeff Bezos and Mark Zukerberg are counterculture in some way? What?
"instead of giving them pennies, let's give them nothing!!!"
Firefox.
This goes hand-in-hand with the idea of using "boring" technology. If it's mission critical, I'd rather be using something battle-tested than the brand-new hot tech. There's re tooling, more documentation and likely…
I deleted my account once they killed 3rd party apps and whenever I visit I've noticed that the quality of comments is WAY worse than I remember.
Since the browser extension only works on the FE, this just means you are hiding the site and receiving fewer results on a page.
That site sure is something...
> Also, what's the deal with him not wanting to start a competitor? In addition to what everyone else has said, he really has 1 month if he has any chance of siphoning off reddit users.
I got banned from some subreddit that I've never visited for making fun of someone in /r/conservative, just because I posted there.
Thanks for a reminder that this is releasing more generally, I use Google Docs for any investigation that I want to share out and have been using screenshots; being able to copy/paste the code will be much better.
Thank you. This is exactly what I was wondering
Yeah the one thing I've purchased on their recommendation that I'm not satisfied with is headphones.
Yeah, I'm seeing anecdotal reports of a bunch of services out
This would just mean that rich companies/people will get to keep the copyright and others do not. We're in this whole situation where things don't enter the public domain for 100 years because of Disney's lobbying.
> Personally I wouldn't accept a signature made by mouse instead of a pen. I had to implement a "signature" at my current gig and, legally speaking, a check-box is a valid signature when e-signing something.
The HTML is more volatile and subject to change than other sources though
This seems reasonable to me as a free user. I thought it was rad that I got free compute from dockerhub, but CPU cycles aren't free.
> SA is just kind of limping along Jeffery has been posting financials that look pretty good
Oh no, how can these companies underpay their employees now?
A lot less than I thought: - HBO - Digital Ocean - Disney+ - YouTube Music
What websites? I've been using Firefox exclusively forever and the only times I've had to switch browsers was doing my passport application and I had to find a windows desktop to get that to work
Are you trying to imply that Jeff Bezos and Mark Zukerberg are counterculture in some way? What?
"instead of giving them pennies, let's give them nothing!!!"
Firefox.
This goes hand-in-hand with the idea of using "boring" technology. If it's mission critical, I'd rather be using something battle-tested than the brand-new hot tech. There's re tooling, more documentation and likely…
I deleted my account once they killed 3rd party apps and whenever I visit I've noticed that the quality of comments is WAY worse than I remember.
Since the browser extension only works on the FE, this just means you are hiding the site and receiving fewer results on a page.
That site sure is something...
> Also, what's the deal with him not wanting to start a competitor? In addition to what everyone else has said, he really has 1 month if he has any chance of siphoning off reddit users.
I got banned from some subreddit that I've never visited for making fun of someone in /r/conservative, just because I posted there.
Thanks for a reminder that this is releasing more generally, I use Google Docs for any investigation that I want to share out and have been using screenshots; being able to copy/paste the code will be much better.
Thank you. This is exactly what I was wondering
Yeah the one thing I've purchased on their recommendation that I'm not satisfied with is headphones.
Yeah, I'm seeing anecdotal reports of a bunch of services out
This would just mean that rich companies/people will get to keep the copyright and others do not. We're in this whole situation where things don't enter the public domain for 100 years because of Disney's lobbying.
> Personally I wouldn't accept a signature made by mouse instead of a pen. I had to implement a "signature" at my current gig and, legally speaking, a check-box is a valid signature when e-signing something.
The HTML is more volatile and subject to change than other sources though
This seems reasonable to me as a free user. I thought it was rad that I got free compute from dockerhub, but CPU cycles aren't free.
> SA is just kind of limping along Jeffery has been posting financials that look pretty good
Oh no, how can these companies underpay their employees now?
A lot less than I thought: - HBO - Digital Ocean - Disney+ - YouTube Music