OP

I was not replying to the "OP" I was replying to the parent post referencing "some companies already require this kind of software to be installed by employees". (Quoted from memory, not source)
Also this isn't 4chan.
/Or Fark.

Not a problem, should have made it more clear that my "fact-check" comment was meant to be taken as gentle ribbing. Now that I re-read it, it looks angrier than I intended.

Why assign a hotkey to such a rare task? Make it a checkbox, two tabs away from the password field. Default: Mask the damn password.

Bitcoin mining is not efficient. The cost of the mining was more than $3,600, therefore it was a reduction in the wealth of players of more than was gained. A reasonable user would not have agreed to the mining.

I have a separate hard drive on my personal computer to boot from when I work from home, and I would love to be able to seamlessly use my phone to connect to work as well. Given the choice between my employer's giving me a non-android device (Given that my current phone is android based) and my bringing my own device, I would much rather bring my own device.

Was it really necessary to fact-check that joke?

The important bit is that it doesn't ask you, it checks your browser user agent, then asks you to confirm. The path of least resistance is "Yeah sure, whatever."

Hey, we already got Tang, everything else is just lagniappe.

Oh, he's not dead yet? Well, then, I take back everything I said.

If you swallowed them all, you would die. Peristalsis in the small intestine would separate them, then potentially create a pinch. You should not be letting your 5 year old play with them, especially if you are having conversations with your wife on "safe magnet eating" that a 5 year old could overhear.

You appear not to understand the extent of my laziness. I didn't use code tags at all, I picked "Code" from the drop down. (Yes, I understand this cause code tags to be used)

That was an interesting conversation you just had there.

I'd lean more toward using W5922XA.

This is not a forum. Also, using "code" as the format is the easiest way to avoid having to escape HTML to prevent it from being parsed as HTML. If you so loathe fixed width font, there's not much I can do for you.

Long ago, whenever I was developing a webpage, I would include a message to note that the page was my development copy.

It took the form of <blink><marquee>{Descriptive text}</marquee></blink>