Passerby6497
joined 11 months ago
Maybe? I remember seeing an alarm on Think Geek back in the late 00s that would fire off a helicopter that you'd have to bring back to the base station to turn it off. I was debating between that and the ninja boom alarm clock (which I think had a disk to vibrate the whole damned bed) for a good while.
Yeah, you're just using a misleading source to push a supposition. So much better. Next tell me that you're 'just asking questions' about the election.
Oh cool, we're doing 2020 but blue.
or my wife has pulled an alligator and clung to the blankets and rolled them away.
Pro Tip: have your own bedding separate from your partner's. My wife and I are both bedding gators, so we went this route less than a year into living together, and it has worked phenomenally for a decade and a half.
Pointing to other bad decisions to justify your bad decisions is a bad look no matter what, friend.
Do you not see the issues with having the state enforce that?
Your ISP can see the packets they pass, and your https headers still have the SNI field unencrypted unless you're on a VPN or the operator has ESNI (old) or ECH (new) configured, but I don't think these are super prevalent just yet. Having the SNI available means they can still traffic shape your packets if they have the hardware in place.
I might actually care if that happens.
You can make anything into an acronym when you're a fucking idiot and just circle random letters
Lol, what features does it have that Firefox doesn't? Corpo spying? Enforced ads? Tighter integration into Google services?
Chromium is a bit faster than Firefox, but the increased speed isn't worth the lack of privacy that comes from using Google's browser. There are very few actual features that Firefox doesn't natively have, and in my experience, the ones that matter have add-ons that give the same (or much better) functionality.
for observations that 95% of the planet would agree with
You're wildly overestimating how many people would agree with you, and even more so the amount of people who can actually make an informed decision past 'this inferior product is easier to use'.
Also, you have to actually provide an argument past "this sucks and I'm not going to use it until it's better, Firefox enjoyers are just butthurt" for someone to be able to analyze it past calling you a troll.
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