Sounds like Mozilla is done for (whether or not they win the suit) and it’s just a matter of time before Firefox ceases to exist. You can’t tell me this level of political corporate bullshit doesn’t scream that they’re intent on destroying the company as fast as they can.
No. I tried it once and lost half my tabs and bookmarks. I assume because they were different on each device I synced. One overwrote the other. Maybe if I had brought an in-use device into a new browser installation it would have worked as intended. But I don’t trust it won’t lose things now. All my devices have their own set of things to sync.
Well, yes, now that OP quit dancing around his vape pen use and provided a source, I see that.
Dude, you’re going off the rails…
Take off your tinfoil hat. Maybe set down the vape. Lying? I was responding to incomplete information. Not everything’s a conspiracy. This is an old law now being applied to new technology. Nothing infuriating about it.
That doesn’t mean the law says signatures are required. It could only be how the company chose to respond to the law. Got a citation?
Ok, buddy. There’s not any indication that’s even a law and not just policy from the company selling the device.
I mean, if enough vaporizers have to be re-shipped because they were stolen before they’re received, yes, of course. You’re not going to expect to pay a second time for something you never received. The insurance company (I assume this is medical use?) or the supplier doesn’t want to pay a second time. Of course they’re going to make you sign. It’s not a law to stop porch pirates, it’s a law to reduce costs.
Porch pirates.
What were your search terms? You want “blended families.”
Another I just thought of is Legend of Grimrock.
No, shattered is better. I survive longer, anyway.
I don’t want to say its name, cause I worry (maybe unnecessarily) about making it a target, but there’s a downloader for YouTube that’s the only extension I’ve ever paid for.
The Avernum series, on Steam. There’s at least six.
All unions should be taking up the issue of the right to remote work.
I mean, the whole point of layoffs, in any industry, is to get rid of more experienced staff who are higher paid, and replace them with noobs that you can pay less.
I understood a couple of those words…
My adult son grew up on Minecraft. I think he was about seven when he started playing. By the time he was in middle school he was building working computers in it. He ran his own servers and met all his current friends there, from England and France and other US states. They don’t play it anymore.
I’ve only played a couple times myself, but I still follow the Minecraft account on Facebook, because it was something he was interested in, and because my job is tangential to children. Even I can see how much it’s moved toward Roblox and away from the creative sandbox it used to be.
I don’t think it was ever a game for adults OR for children, but I definitely think they’re making it for children now.
ITT: So many corporate apologists.
Also in Indiana. Pre-pandemic you could get two pizzas, bread sticks and a 2-liter of soda for that price.