No. only if or when you sell it.

Buy them off or influence them early! This worked for Apple.

They didn't pay the fee for holding a sporting event. Don't you know everything is illegal if the proper self-inserting third party is not paid?

Browsers manage page(tabs) memory and cpu use, they run scripts, they run apps, the do security (poorly), they have their own apps/plugins/extensions.

Browsers are the new Operating System done poorly - how can one browserOS/Firefox vendor complain another vendor defaults to their own browserOS/Microsoft*? That's just silly.

* I almost completely refrained from using the term Microslop.

Is it really a documentary or reality TV type crap?

Also profiting off of crime and fraud is morally questionable.

Unless all profits go to real charity, people that watch this support fraud.

My only ever interaction with LinkedIn was email spam in it's early days. I never went there, I never signed up for email - it just came - like the spam it is.

I never said to adjust it only once. For scientific use time should be specified as TTTT:TT:TT:TTTTT - PPPPPPPPPP where PPPPPPPP is the periods of cesium per second used for that measurement. For everyday use no need to distinguish the varying time 'constant.'

Or we could just put big old rockets around the equator and use them to sync Earth with the scientific 'real time.'

I guess the current new solution is to just let the two time standards drift apart - the problem is that they are so close right now that there will be mistakes on the scientific side. At this point just go full separation and for science purposed define a metric time that is only ever measured in cesium periods since 1970?

Every fucking website has this shit now. We lost the battle.

Why didn't Sir-Whoever-He-Is think about this when he invented the internet?

This isn't rocket science.

Atomic time is based on 9,192,631,770 periods of cesium? why not adjust the period count to not require any leaping? Fix the damn problem at the source and be done with it. This new strategy is just in accordance with the lazy do-nothings.

Most networked time is synchronized for local clock drift constantly, most chips are simply not that accurate, so change the source clock and they won't even need to be fixed as the constant syncing corrects for such a small change automagically.

In 1,000 years humans will just be rediscovering the sundial, having just remastered making the wheel.

Now I have dig it up (did I mention it is embedded in concrete?) and reposition it every couple of years so that noon remains accurate to the um - Sun? no wait so it matches the atomic clock? Someone help me out here this is going to be a lot of work.

Are those enough enoughs?

The bloat will pile up and they will be right there nice and even with Steam :D

The way this is going, browsers will need to only allow connections to a page's originating domain. Any third party content can no longer be trusted.

Zero-click you say? Is that via javascript or webapp?

And yes, I realize the originating domain also can't be trusted :/