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Will this allow Firefox to have extensions now that they’re not limited by WebKit? Or will Apple still axe that as a “third party App Store” or some bullshit?

Ah, I do play Squad and it is a similar system, as far as I know it’s only missing the double tap to drop the mag.

If we’re nitpicking the gunplay (which I am perfectly okay with doing), how about adding in the fact that reloading with one in the chamber doesn’t give you a +1 round either? It’s like the concept of a chamber is completely ignored.

There have been many occasions where I've been somewhere I know for a fact I haven't been before but can vividly "remember" being there, just as a still frame of what I was looking at in that moment.

Anecdotally, I just made the switch to FF from Chrome. And my only complaint is that Google Earth is practically unusable. Other than that, I love the customization and have no difference from Chrome. Extension support is just as good.

And stress. If I had to guess I would say stress matters more than both of those on average.

That's stupid. If you don't actually pay them, there would be no evidence of you paying them. Their case would hold absolutely no water.

The latter could have been the case here and we would never know...

If they had the money to, they could.

The fact that nobody owns the air around me is arbitrary. I could make the argument that because I'm in the United States they should be able to listen to any conversation in the United States (by "owning" the air or otherwise).

I think the reason is because they're $80k trucks, not $400/month Tesla leases. Also, they're first generation and I think most of the buyers understand that.

Are you saying nuclear is a pipe dream or reprocessing?

Why is communication being compared to physical access? E2EE protects my conversations from being "heard" by others. If I was walking at the park talking to my friend, the government wouldn't complain that there's not a microphone nearby. Nobody else is physically able to listen to that conversation, and that's perfectly common and acceptable.

God bless Artemis.

This looks like it belongs in Guantanamo Bay more than it does on my screen.

My 6th grade Spanish teacher showed us Señor Wooly on YouTube 10+ years ago, what a throwback. I still have "Soy Guapo" stuck in my head. Glad to see it's been turned into a full operation!

What about a fusion reactor, generating its own hydrogen molecules to power nuclear fusion through electrolysis from the water vapor in the air.

There isn't really a theoretical limit to how small a fusion reactor can be, although clearly this would not achievable for a long time.

Unless you're being specifically targeted because you're a high up position (ex. CEO) I'd imagine .05 BTC is plenty to attract the attention.

Dijkstra's been everywhere, man.

I agree that material cost is not a major component of the cost in a lot of these products.

It's marketing, distribution, etc. I don't think inflation is their excuse to squeeze more money out of you as it is to spend more in other areas of the business, as they should.

Yeah, but it makes me wonder if an internal privacy working group already existed, and they weren't approving changes in privacy rules, what were they actually doing?

I don't particularly care about shrinkflation. It gets calculated in the CPI (obviously) and most of the time it's goods that are unhealthy and overpriced to begin with.

I did the same thing, except I know Wally because I follow him on Twitter. To be honest, I don't even know what he looks like.

That's what I was expecting as well. Still a cool project nonetheless.

More than having their salary cut by 10%?

Only for 10% of the workers.

Wouldn't the insulation/shielding also contain the lead?

This is such a pessimistic view to take that I cannot even begin to describe how you are wrong.

I had a Fire Phone (Kit-Kat based) that spicy pillowed like 5 years ago. I've had about 4 phones since then though.

Rest in peace, and Hook 'em.