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(Big company product only bundles with widely used product, if they are desperately longing the the descending userbase. Look for flash, when users begin no longer installing by themselves, it come to the windows.)
Why? For example this works in android chrome: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/3582671/how-to-open-a-lo...
Under support I mean "it works well", and not "try it, if you are lucky, it may work".
If you are not using a school example like print the first 10 fibonacci with recursion, you will get a stackoverflow error. By support now I mean, the language not only allows, but encourages the readable, original form of an algorithm.
Sure it works on most, but usually it is for prototyping the algo. It is really bad pratcice not separating the space of the programflow (stack) and algo's flow (heap). You will realize it when you get stackoverflow - actually this is the main reason to the forum's name.
Optane is discontinued, for a reason?
- "the result doesn't even work..." yeah, even to be a rubberduck is amazing, what thll you expect, got your payment too?
- "wow, amazing...": not really, best case it is a google without (direct) advertisement, found the original code/very similar parts..
tryied with own obfuscated code, not from the net... can not get anything from it
This is formally the best way describing what/why it does. Even the best open source things have basically just codes, not this kind of documentations.
But proably you are "right". Https became a thing because big companies needed the online thing, and it has to be secure. Pdf is one of last remnant of an era, called offline, so it is an enemy. And Mozilla is not an independet thing.
Test with a gov. signed pdf, other tools show the sig correctly, firefox nothing. (Address bar shows a shield that it is not tracking for not signed too. The menu has a pdf details which show nothing relevant.)
On the other hand this is the only browser showing its attachment.
I just can not get used to the "slow" pdf engine. On scrolling/paging for split second it is blurry (chrome/ium, firefox are fine).
About the other reasons I am not sure, but even if the pdf engine changes, the little annoyances just make Edge as a least painfull solution for who is forced occasionally (workplace/etc), or just only a few minutes per day/week browsing on desktop.
You have to protect the plants from the drought and humans from sandstorms. You can not cover a km wide 100m tall city, it has to be 200m x 500m. (numbers are arbitrary, but it has to be compact and as always, biger is cheaper, if 200x200 already covered "up" it is.
But of course the whole idea is just "clickbait".