What about just not laying off any more staff and have them do it?

I think they mean you can see if you’ve got malware or something. Basically if you download something you shouldn’t, I think their theory is it’ll go for the low hanging fruit of a crypto wallet.

Firefox itself is now maintained by an ad company, so I think the ship is rapidly sailing.

The entire extent of their governing philosophy for decades has been to get more judges so they can overturn Roe v. Wade, Chevron and the other rulings they disliked, and stall other government policy enough to make Americans distrust that the government can function at all.

OceanHero so every search goes to preventing or removing oceanbound plastic

I’ve spent, collectively, probably days of my life clicking squares with just the tip of a handlebar or the faintest shade of the edge of a stoplight, only for bots to still be able to get past it.

They’re the ones trying to drag us back to the 1930s and have the gall to ask for new material

While I generally agree, I do think the Justice Department is beginning to press these cases more often. They just got Google legally recognized as a monopolist, so it seems to be working so far, probably because they took their time building up a strong case.

The chickens are coming home to roost for a man who promised everything to everyone, delivered nothing to them, and whipped them up into a frenzy over nonsense.

Its the current value they believe the investment has now. So if they sold today they would expect it to be 65% less than what they paid.