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Before Firefox implemented dns over https, yes, after that I felt no need to tinker with the dns anymore.

And this is why I always look for the bad reviews, or at least, those reviews that expose some flaw. Nothing's perfect.

the more we talk about it, the more disney will think it has value and will hold on to it.

Why wouldn't you use 2FA? What is the burden to you? And why is it "forced"? You use a company's service, you abide by their rules, period. There are companies that force you to accept draconian terms, enforcing 2FA is good, not bad.

You can travel in time, but only forward, never backwards. And but just the regular aging process we experience, the twins paradox states that if you travel at speeds comparable to the shed of light, time will go slower for you, in other words: everyone will age faster than you. In other words: you're traveling forward in time.

A more accurate title would have been: "Twitter finally enforces site regulations on Trump that every other user was already expected to follow".

I found myself in the same situation recently. I've worked for the same company in the last four years, and always had the same manager. Now that we were finally working properly as a unit (we started as a very small team and grew more recently as well), due to a change of CTO, we were forced a new manager (because he wanted someone he knows better, i.e., control better). I did my best to look on the bright side of it for the last 4 months, but now I've reached my tipping point, I'm already in interviews for other companies.

Hope you have better luck than me.