I use Firefox containers and they mostly work. The default one is for random stuff since that's where clicked links open. I created one for work and one for Facebook and I try to stick to them (at least the Facebook one). I also run ad block, but usually allow the first party site (even FB). I notice that it seems to serve only adds about tech doodads I click on from friends posts, which is much less annoying. I think they really want to serve you stuff you may actually shell out for, so you can work a bit with the system and sandbox the rest. On mobile I don't have a default Android browser set, so every single time I have to choose between Firefox Focus, plain Firefox or Brave. Never ever Chrome. Sounds like a lot, but you get used in a couple of days

FINALLY! someone who realises that two or more vocables strung together aren't a "word", they are a PHRASE!! 2017 is saved :) And no, I'm not making fun of it, I am actually pleased someone did the right thing at last :)

My condolences, annon. Regarding organ growth I was thinking something similar. At the turn of the XX Century people thought more or less the same, they believed that humans could never travel at higher than 20Km/hr, or couldn't run faster than some record of the time. Then tech changed and we did. Once they figure out the kinks of individual organ cloning without having to grow a whole being (and hopefully, without having to grow them inside an existing being, such as a pig) then well be in another era of pushing back those limits.

I swear by this thing: https://play.google.com/store/... Shame it doesn't have much higher reviews, but there are a lot of ignorant people misusing it out there.

I haven't heard of any talk of this being an goal, but, besides the usual objections there are still many practical obstacles. I do mostly use the tap-n-go facilities (direct charge to your account, without need for a pin, for purchases up to $100 AUD) but there are plenty of places that have:

• * minimum purchase amount to use
• * surcharges
• * both

Not to mention not every vendor has it, or network reception isn't always there for the reader to connect. So yeah, maybe one day but we won't be the first.

From TFA: ''' "When dealing with such large-scale phenomena, we don't usually think it can occur within a few decades. We usually think it would take thousands or tens of thousands of years," Forman says. The finding, he adds, "opens up a big can of worms" because researchers just don't know how or why that would happen. So there's something missing about scientists' concept of goings on in the Earth's core.''' But hey, at least now we know we don't know :)

You may have a different idea of what millennial means. I've been here since the mid 1990's and I'm gen X

Damn yoo trooll, you got me! Well played :)

The word is "scroogled" ;)

Look into Inomial's Smile ( http://www.inomial.com/ We use it and it's better than Platypus somebody mentioned; might suit you.

The word you are looking for is "equipment" ;)

Yeah, move over Einstein! ;)

I think that's actually a bit too optimistic. What Hollywood, "traditional media", Politicians and associated Moneypolists want is to turn the web into Television. They want a one-way medium to distribute their content, whether it be entertainment, political platform or other stuff they sell. They don't want the regular Joe to generate their own content, hence the extremes they go to brand anything not made by them as spurious and pirated.

If this law was to remain, it would cement their grip on the medium so they can turn it into the advertisement broadcast platform they want it to be: sanitized, monetized and sales-orientated. They want to know who you are and where you are so you can't dodge them; they want you to be a trapped consumer, and they want to keep tabs on you to better tailor their efforts at shovelling their crap down your throat. This is why that MoFo Murdoch (or was it Turner?) said the Internet should have been patented from the start. This is why politicians and law enforcement agencies everywhere want it muzzled, they don't want disent they want obedience and mindless consumerism.

Would that make any impact? This would appear the perfect moment to use all their lobbying power, clearly appealing to the masses is passe and doesn't work anymore in the US. Witness the OWS movement.