All of these schemes benefit adults and inherently deprioritize children. We've already fallen under holding steady at 2.1, and this would drop it even further.

If they cared about the future they'd give children (or their parents, rather) $1000 each. This is blatant vote buying.

Some classes require things such as social media for collaboration with other students. Just as phones became ubiquitous decades ago, despite phone records, social media and its tracking has also become required. Even Slashdot, the pinnacle of useful anon posts, no longer allows me to post anon.

Thermal currents will change if you block a swath above the equator for an hour a day, possibly dooming Europe, who knows what else. Ideally you block above Greenland, but that's hard to do at a Lagrange point. The results may be more preferable than those who would want the economy of the stone age and/or making humanity extinct to protect the environment.

Motorola is Chinese now.

Ask Hong Kongers if theyâ(TM)d like the right to bear arms. We donâ(TM)t have guns in the US because the world is a safe fuzzy place. Even douche bag slashdot disables anon commenting now. What a brave new world weâ(TM)re becoming.

If you dont have an EV do you install Tesla or GM compatible? If you have a bare post, it seems like a useless expensive add-on. Another question, can neighbors steal your juice if you have curb parking? Oh, and bring back anon posting, you farking Nazis.

They won't release the virus by itself because that isn't patentable. Add on some BS and now it's profitable.

Not only ad free, but are they tracker free too?

India has been sterilizing unwitting poor for years via barbaric unsanitary surgeries.

A subscription model would work, providing secure software like a browser and a verified real email and throw away emails. What other services could you expect for a low price of ~$5/month? Maybe a secure credit card that doesn't mine, and even allow some untargeted non-js ads.

There goes my 2^11 days read in a row record.

It works via Wine. Older versions installed beautifully for me years ago,

Here you can unplug a node to simulate a hardware failure. The latency is more real world between nodes. Cache levels are more similar (L1 L2 RAM) , hardware levels (nic, bridge, CPU). It's a cheap approximation. Leave it at that.

The sarcasm meter extension was broken in the newest Firefox release. But seriously, sarcasm does not translate well via plaintext, so please try to refrain from its use.