uBlock Origin isn't multiprocess-compatible, it seems.

Works fine. I have it open 12 hours a day. Not a single crash or freeze.

The world population is 7.4 billion.

Facebook cannot have 1 billion active Messenger users.

I think they might be counting daily usage, so someone who is on Facebook every day will count as 28-31 "users".

Yeah, I'm not arguing any of that, just saying that there's 3 criminal charges against him, and I wouldn't be so quick to say that it's The Man stepping on a poor white hacker.

That isn't true.

Tetra was used by military, police, etc.

Military communications did NOT have any encryption.

Police communications DID have encryption, although a weak one.

He wasn't charged for intercepting plaintext military communications, but for breaking the encryption, eavesdropping on police communications *and* obstructing/jamming several police radio stations.

No idea about the translated article, but the Slovenian says the following:

1) IT system breach

2) Forgery (fake badge), pretending to be policeman multiple times in 2010 and 2014 (not between, in)

3) Unlawful audio recording

All those are criminal charges.

If they did that, then Wi-Fi Sense would still be in Windows.

Why? Because telemetry told them about "low usage and low demand" for Wi-Fi Sense.

That's what telemetry is for.

Ironically, telemetry is one thing that all power users turn off, and then complain when the product they use gets severaly dumbed down because nobody uses any advanced features (see the failure of Firefox).

I think you'd be surprised at the number of people who can see the difference between 720p and 1080p, and even more regarding those who care.

I personally can see the difference, if I put my mind to it, but I'm not pixelbating, I'm watching a show or a movie, and I don't have time to observe individual pixels.

I'm fine with 480p as well.

I did. It was a 30-second process to set the new time and wind it enough to work for a day.

Charging a Pebble takes hours.

And 99% of those 75% would very likely subjectively classify themselves as "above average" or "excellent" drivers.

Good. I hope they become irrelevant, simply due to what their attitude towards Opera users was ten years ago - and especially the attitude of Asa Dotzler, one of the most horrible trolls ever to have existed on the internet.

Soon enough, Mozilla will drop to Opera's market share. I'm going to laugh, oh how I'm going to laugh!

And then I'm going to start hoping that Opera falls from 2% to 0%, because they had an incredible browser and fucked it up exactly like Firefox did, by chromifying it entirely and alienating their decade-long users. Did they gain market share by making a Chrome clone? Nope. Quite the opposite.

Ah, two accounts isn't that bad :)

Still, in the age of Gmail, it's hard to think anyone would be dealing with Exchange, unless they're in a company, which then gets Outlook with no cost to the employee.

Looks great, but the free version only supports 1 account... That's good enough for a random person, but your average IT power user has at least three email accounts to handle...

So was everyone who used the pre-chromed Opera.

I'm still on Opera 12. Nothing can replace it just yet.

You forgot about one tiny problem:

Language.

Someone in the UK can't understand, dunno, Bulgarian, but an average Bulgarian does understand English very well.

On top of that, and no offense to Bulgarians, whatever their TV produces is nowhere near the quality of BBC shows. Nothing in Europe is that good.