Ecosia and Duckduckgo and Bing are down, there's at least 5% of the search engine market (the non-google part) down at the moment
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Ecosia and Duckduckgo and Bing are down, there's at least 5% of the search engine market (the non-google part) down at the moment
anyone have a solution for turning the power generator on? I matched the squares with the tetris style symbols on the power generator but then nothing happened :S
https://infosec.exchange/@bhawthorne/111601578642616056
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How bad are the thousands of new stochastically-generated websites?
Last night I wanted to roast some hazelnuts, and I could not remember the temperature I used last time. So I searched on DuckDuckGo. Every website that I could find was machine-generated with different temps listed. One site had three separate methods listed that were essentially differently worded versions of the same thing. With different temperatures.
So I pulled my copy of Rodale’s Basic Natural Foods Cookbook off the shelf and looked it up there.
I think it may be time to download an archive copy of the 2022 Wikipedia before we lose all of our reference material. It was nice having all the world’s knowledge at my fingertips for a couple of decades, but that time seems to be past.
The Guardian is British no?
im not quite sure where it says in the rules of capitalism to extract all available value out of a good product until it is no longer good
> In 2023, The New York Times described Pool's podcast as "extreme right-wing", and Pool himself as "right-wing" and a "provocateur".
You sure about that mate?
Really?
It literally says why it was changed:
it was a special behavior only implemented for Linux, it was not consistent with Firefox on other OSes, and with other browsers on Linux itself. The prefs were causing broken edge cases complicate to handle, taking into account all the possible pref combinations (for example under certain combinations it was not possible to select a word), and having to execute more tests for them. Not removing the prefs would have not saved many resources, since we still need to maintain them.
https://www.salon.com/2000/06/14/love_7/
So their profit is $6.6 million; the band may as well be working at a 7-Eleven.
With solar panels that can fill it up daily (eg. blackstart)?
I like how a non-algo'd website is now basically being described as a massive pain
It's not your fault specifically though, it's our fault.
I'm fortunate that I'm in Australia, so my parents now have a hybrid car, a heat pump hot water and solar panels.
I have an EV, electric hot water, solar and home battery but... it was only 2 years ago I was renting, I had no solar panels, gas hot water, petrol car, and no home battery.
I did my best to reduce my electricity usage + paying extra to use the 'green power' option, my car was the smallest/most efficient I could get, I got a motorcycle to reduce the amount of oil use for daily trips to work.
My point of view is that you can only do what is in your capacity to do, and so long as you can say that to yourself you're good, we need more people like you.
Why? Is there any pressing need for ipv6 only connectivity that you'd make ipv4 only illegal?
This isn't a fair comparison to most companies as Musk has made Tesla largely about him, can you think of many other companies where if the CEO left a 75 billion dollar stock drop would happen?
That's temporary, soon that will go back down again
Are they printing money?
Not 3 cents, a third of one penny per stream. By that metric, Weird Al would have earned a little more than $12, more like $350,000 but his point stands.
https://gizmodo.com/weird-al-spotify-wrapped-artist-pay-1851...
The pain is real :(
"You use Windows because it is the only OS you know. I use Windows because it is the only OS you know."
Go into ublock origin addon > click filter lists > purge all caches then update now
all done