any Firefox fork, while we wait for Servo to be ready

what in tarnation are you talking about

v unsurprising that an anticommunist instance has so many people shilling for oil companies imo

lol i take it back, even GPT-3.5 gives a better answer than you (although it does also refuse to cite any sources 🙃)

However, based on available data and observations ... business applications are often cited as among the most prevalent uses.

It'd be awesome to live in a world where tourists are making efforts to speak the local language, but back here in reality they mostly just stick to tour guides who speak their language (and machine learning translation is pretty useless for tourism anyway) – and as well as business meetings, you're forgetting politics and language education.

since the end of the pandemic

Journalist Eva Corlett proudly fighting in the war against COVID, on the side of COVID

São Paolo in Brazil and Grenoble in France completely banned outdoor advertising, various other cities and regions (Amsterdam, Bristol, Vermont) have heavily restricted them. Dare to dream bigger than policies which have already existed for decades 😝

yeah but.. 0.01%? Maybe I'm delusionally optimistic but I can't believe 1 in a 1000 people believes the earth is flat, let alone 1 in 1000 scientists

all of your downvotes - many more than the person you're replying to - are for trying to claim that a system that's functioned as a pyramid scheme for most of its existence is not a pyramid scheme.

how much cryptocurrency do you have?

a bus makes more traffic congestion than people travelling in separate cars? how?

Tons of websites use non-essential cookies for various functions that have nothing to do with tracking, all of which would be covered under the GDPR and require a cookie popups.

I have never run into any website using "functions that have nothing to do with tracking" which require cookies. Could you give an example?

Expecting website operators to run we sites without any analytics and advertising is an absurd expectation. They have to bring in revenue somehow.

I've personally used two analytics systems that don't require cookies, Plausible and Matomo.

Here's a banner advertising service that doesn't use cookies.

Even Google is dropping cookies.

I'm anti-advertising (I think there are better ways for websites to make money) but it's totally untrue that cookies are the only way to implement advertising.

That’s what privacy and ad blocking extensions are for.

Which aren't available on all devices or operating systems, and require more technical knowledge (and more time) than most people have.

The EU is far from perfect, but its cookie rules are a great example of regulation working as intended, and making the default better for everyone – just like this rule on removable batteries.

I don’t see any option to either pirate every copy of Windows

https://github.com/massgravel/Microsoft-Activation-Scripts 🏴‍☠️