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Chrome will block one of its biggest ad blockers
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I wish I could for work. But stupid corporate policy demands otherwise, Google workspace is so shit.
Dystopia is real
Only a few more steps until "Google Government"
If I were an exec at Google, I'd have already made a move to buy out a small country. Tuvalu, Nauru or something with a minuscule GDP. Then proclaim the Google Republic, move HQ functions over, and be free of taxes and outside influences forever.
And being their own country, they could even have a full fledged military...
I don't think you can cancel an entire country with a couple months notice after you get bored of it.
Doubt it, because we have ″Microsoft Government″
Oh no judgment at all, I'm also using Chrome at work and somewhat outside of work.