

Because then they would have something better and would have improved one of the most popular extensions in their browser?


Because then they would have something better and would have improved one of the most popular extensions in their browser?
Less than .00001% of transactions, maybe, mainly because bitcoin has hilarious transactions fees. It can easily cost you $8 to pay for a $1 stick of gum, and that transaction will still not clear for a dozen minutes. Its just non viable in the real world.
Mostly you can change crypto to an actual currency. That’s just whatever.


Sure, so they should have used some of that AI cash to rebuild ublock origin in rust, or push it further along the path to web assembly its already on.


Hes also a bigot that was removed from leadership at Mozilla that has run multiple scams via Brave, all while taking Thiel bucks. What’s your point?


Clench your thighs. Doing so will pull blood flow to your legs and away from your dick.
Its why they are less frequent when youre standing.


They could just have easily built in the ublock origin plugin and not gone with braves implementation, a browser that is plagued with justified scandal.
Why Firefox would tie its fate to its disgraced founder is beyond me.


Delicious and Curry pilled.


What, you want to find the hours of operation too? What are you, some kind of commie?


Toss nextdns.io into the mix if you have technical chops. Its a great way to filter ads at the DNS level that is also free. I use that in my pi hole setup as the DNS to just layer and layer on more filtering.
Sponsorblock is also great for things that YouTube videos to filter out ad reads/self promo/etc in YouTube videos.


Good practice, but consider putting something like Dnsnet on the phone to fully block all ads:
https://f-droid.org/packages/dev.clombardo.dnsnet
It starts a small “VPN” client that will filter incoming/outgoing traffic for any add content and kill it before it gets sent. Its free and works great on any android device, rooted or not.
Silk is excellent and a bit cheaper than Oatley. Smooth, light Oatley flavor that feels just like milk to me. Also great with matcha. Califia regular oatmilk and its Barista variety are also very good.
I’ve also had some random “oil separated and you didn’t realize it” experiences with Oatley I’ve never seen in another brand. Just opened it and poured oil right out. Nope. That and the price keep me away from it.
Still kinda samey, bro.
Wine/stock/beer are just fancy water, and simmering is just wimpy boiling.
Pretty samey.
You can say “braised” if you want to pretend it isn’t boiled. Technically a braise should be done slower at a lower heat, but yeah, still cooking meat with water.


They discuss this in the article. Used batteries are not their bottleneck, at least for this company. The issue is incorporating all the different designs/chemistry’s/states safely:
The company has more than one GWh of batteries ready to go and expects to add another five GWh this year. Ultimately, the bottleneck to scale isn’t battery supply — Redwood takes in more than 20 GWh of batteries each year. is the safety qualification process required to put batteries out in the field. Sun explained that the core architecture, racking, pack manager, and software can handle multiple chemistries and form factors, but getting them past hurdles like the rigorous UL 9540A fire safety testing Redwood recently passed in-house is another matter.
Ive biked to work for years and only had 2 bad crashes. Both involved slamming hard into pavement at speed, one had me slide into a tree. Both times I hit my shoulder/arm/hip hard and was honestly very dazed, but neither time did I hit my head.
You can shake a bike accident off if you get lucky in how you hit the ground. Mainly if you dont smack your head. Super duper wear a helmet cause that the kind of spill that fucks you.


Its accurate. Home sales are public information. All the retalor sites pull from the same data.


Nah, then you just plugged them into the “exploit the bugs hacking device” i.e the game genie, and enjoyed making things even more fucked up.
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Crypto will not likely “rise” as the USD/etc takes a hit. Its not a hedging asset like gold, its purely a speculative gamble.
It is often pitched as a hedge, but we have a decade of evidence now that shows it drops and rises with the stock market, except with even more volatility.