I have PaleMoon too, but do more with Firefox nowadays. PaleMoon doesn't have the security ecosystem that Firefox has. Facebook Container, Ghostery, and other tracker-blockers aren't on PaleMoon. NoScript is desupported on PM (though it still usually works) and was a pain in the arse anyway.
Mozilla is having financial issues and it's sad that they're wasting their time on silly fritterware stuff and copying Chrome, rather than improving stuff people use and keeping the API stable for extension devs.

You nailed it. If there's a futures market for it, that means volatility. Part of it will be intrinsic to the resource itself. The other part will be due to active manipulation for financial gain. I think some will win and some will lose. Unfortunately, it will not be in equal measure.

The price is more like $100/dose, and governments will pay for it. This Oxford vaccine is also being mass produced in India by Serum Institute for low-cost delivery to lower-income countries.
There is real science around Covid; it just isn't coming from Donald, Boris, Vlad, or Joao.

that you would hand over all your data and your passwords to some online company.

WTF. Just get external storage.

Scat fetish?

> "We're bringing up a generation that turns to their screens, without a library of information accessible via screens," said Mr Kahle. Some have taken advantage of this "new information system", he argued -- and the result is "Trump and Brexit."

Thank goodness the person archiving the Internet isn't politically biased.

...it's been raped.

They're not rare, and they're all over the place. But they're a b*tch to refine, since they have such similar chemical properties (they don't vary in the outer ring of electrons). The easiest processes are really messy, China is willing to create vast pollution in its refining processes, and thus others who have tried to develop cleaner refining processes, which are costlier, are shut out of the market. Molycorp went bankrupt a few years ago with its mine in California.