Yahoo! Search uses Bing and is counted separately here.

Her account and access got restored on December 4th from reading articles. I'm not sure why this is still news. Or even what gender and race has to do with anything. https://arstechnica.com/tech-p... "Once a journalist got wind of the story, though, things changed. On December 4, two days after a New York Times reporter contacted Meta about the account, Baumann suddenly regained access to @metaverse. “This account was incorrectly removed for impersonation, and we’ve now restored it," Stephanie Otway, a Meta company spokesperson, told Ars. "We’re sorry that this happened.”"

I think the term they're looking for is dwarf planet.

Thanks to the paywall I can't read the article. However, the example case in the article is awful to lead with on making a point. "I had no idea what I signed, they didn't explain it to me." And I hoped she learned a valuable life lesson.

That's when I turn off WiFi on my cell phone for the purposes of science.

Frieza time.

if 50 percent of potential customers "are within a half mile of a location served by a competitive provider."

Do I also win the lottery if my numbers are +/- 5 from the winning numbers?

... with even more pop-up, redirect and page ads.

"Where text used to be bold and dark, which contrasted well with predominantly white backgrounds" Huh. I remember brightly colored text, black backgrounds and rotating GIFs.

"pay music publisher BMG Rights Management a sum of $25 in damages" Damn. I'd just pay the $25 and call it a day.

One has the realize that Slashdot polls, comments, and articles are not a reflecting of the rest of the geek community as a whole. Linux and open-source is a fairly prominent topic within Slashdot, but most geeks as a whole outside the community are rarely concerned with Linux. In other words, Slashdot is not representative of the geek community. I work at a large software company in California with most employees in their 20s, and I do not recall anybody claiming to be a libertarian there. While I am sure there is somebody at the company who considers oneself a libertarian, I would have expected to have encountered a libertarian by now at work based upon this trollish question.

Oddly, the poll results seem odd when most of the outspoken opinions lean more liberal than libertarian within the Slashdot community in my opinion.