Or been hiding their knowledge of their part in the problem longer than a lot of people have been alive

No, but I'm gonna run his code anyway

https://xkcd.com/1425/

I don't know how anyone but Frakes could be Xanatos

A worthwhile thing to keep in mind whether it's for tea, supplements, or whatever, is that medication is based on things that were observed from "natural" sources.

For example, willow bark was/is/has been used for pain and inflammation. It also contains salicin which is similar to acetysalicylic acid, which you'll know better as aspirin.

Does that mean all the things people say do a thing work? Not at all. Do some of them have varying degrees of effect of some percentage of people? Yes.

I suspect something else is going on there. I made that switch years ago and haven't found a site that doesn't play nice with Firefox in that time.

Thanks for picking up where the summary dropped the ball

What kind of monster doesn't like lower decks‽

You've got a point. A whole lot of boomers are annoyance issues leading us millennials to not answer our phones

I've had an email in my inbox for over a decade. The subject is FYI. The sender is listed as Allen Large, but in all caps. And the body is as follows

--
Email Mr Allen now.

Realistically it's just bad spam but sometimes I get myself wondering what shady deal fell apart because they sent something urgent to the wrong person

It's a fair point but I've got two counters.

1. It was blocked in the browser, which implies there's not a cached record for it on the device

2. The Pi-hole logs the queries it receives and I do have four separate entries for that URL today, spaced in an amount of time that does not imply automatic requests but does likely match up with my test cases.

Nothing or a lot depending on use.

If it's being used where "male" could/would be used all is well.

If not it's often dehumanizing.