Adams et al. and colleagues
The term et al. is short for the Latin et alia which translates to "and others".
Adams and others and colleagues? Really?
Additive "solutions" indeed.
I propose a subtractive one: pruning the so called "editors".
Deviantart went from usable to a dumpster fire with their "refresh". 99% of their users complained to no avail.
1. Search the web with DuckDuckGo. It is every bit as good, but no spying. There is NO REASON not to use this instead!
I have DDG as my default search engine on all my browsers and devices.
That said, I have to repeat almost 2/3 of my searches on Google, because DDG's results are sub-par for non-trivial queries.
Let's be CRYSTAL CLEAR: FSF is an association for open source.
No accountability for the big guy
By design, as most American laws are.
The only penalty is for falsely claiming to represent the rightsholder.
There is no penalty for falsely claiming an infringement.
When laws are written by lobbyists for lobbyists, what do you expect?
Bypass Paywalls Clean deals with the paywall on FF.
Really? you think him defending a pedophile
You keep using that word. I do not think it means what you think it means.
Either that, or you live in Canada.
For reference, Ontario plans to begin vaccinating people under 60 in July.
And they pushed the time between doses to 4 months (compared to the recommended 3 weeks), because why not?
The rest of the country isn't much better.
I said before and will say it against. Incognito mode was invented as an anti trust monopolistic thing to kill other adveritisers. Incog mode basically makes everyone start from scratch in building a profile of the user, and G has a SERIOUS advantage here, which means they will win the ad money. It has nothing to do with privacy of the user.
Private browsing was introduced by Apple's Safari in April 2005, three and a half years before Google "invented" it (reference).
Considering that the source is not being released, I would not use this program for fear that it adds encrypted child porn to my archives.
All your archives already contain CP encrypted with a one-time pad.
When copyright laws were being introduced, the length of the copyright term was set to 14 years, required registration, and infringement was a civil matter.
Due to Disney machinations, the term has been retroactively extended until it now stands at life of author + 70 years -- an order of magnitude increase, and infringement is now a criminal matter, with penalties harsher than for violent crimes. All done to keep the Mouse out of the public domain, where it should rightfully belong by now.
Disney and its ilk have taken from society way more than all the past and future "pirates" combined can.
It is the first things on the settings (well, third from the top), it's just that it doesn't always work in some cases.
To the systems programmer, users and applications serve only to provide a test load.
