Give him a call and see!
Give him a call and see!
It already existed, check out Lenny. Glad there are more options now though so scammers will be slower to catch on.
Nice, there’s also Lenny, which is great as well.
“Annoying”, “serious safety hazard”, safe difference, right?
Punish regular users while completely failing to actually stop piracy, classic.
What a ridiculous take, tax payers ABSOLUTELY DID PAY FOR IT! WTF?
I’m done with Nintendo.
Google sure does love killing things people love.
No it isn’t: I don’t use SnapChat!
Ironic…
Let’s DuckDuckGOOOOOOO!
It sure fucking deserves it. All of these shitty megacorps need to be split up from big tech to ISPs to pharma/healthcare giants that profit off of human suffering.
Firefox is open source and Opera is still based on Chromium (the engine for Chrome, same as Edge and a number of other browsers).
For practical use, Firefox seems plenty fast on my devices including mobile.
I recommend switching to another browser like Firefox or Librewolf.
“WhY aRe PeOpLe bLoCkInG aDs!?”
I’d read some claims that posts appeared to be deleted but then later came back. Could’ve even been some sort of caching shenanigans with their local browser though I guess.
I think autocorrect might’ve gotten you: You posted “quality” twice in a contradictory way.
It seemed to happen to some people but I wouldn’t be surprised it it was just some sort of coincidental database fuck-up
It’s the cycle perpetuated by idiots and assholes in C-suite who either do not understand or don’t care because they’ve chosen to prioritize short term profits over making the company sustainable: Outsource to “save money”, lose money because they fired all their competent staff and are left with grossly underpaid, overworked staff on the other side of the planet who often barely give a shit or barely understand, resulting in the company having to rebuild their in house support anyhow, ultimately costing much more money but by then, the execs have probably jumped off with their golden parachute so it’s no longer their problem.
Some leadership is wise enough not to do this, but it’s very, very common.