It's probably a mix, they have only a few phones so they're easy to understand ("I have the bigger iPhone from last year" or "I have the HTC One M9" - the former is easier to remember and understand for non savvy people), and better brand recognition - despite being expensive is HTC considered luxury like Apply is?
I was under the impression that ccTLDs are administered/ran by the country they belong to (eg, I thought .us was administered by the US government). It sounds like I'm wrong though, my bad.
Having so many recruiters is the value. I get multiple recruiters a week messaging me on LinkedIn, and it's growing constantly. By the time I'm job hunting I'll be able to message a lot of recruiters all at once.
Sure, and a number of anti-viruses allow you to ignore their warnings, but I'd bet the majority of users will trust their software to not steer them wrong
Deciding to completely censor (edit: in practice, since few users are likely to dare/bother to skip warnings) legitimate (although unethical) websites seems sketchy. What happens when the uBlock maintainers decide that Facebook/Google/etc goes too far with their ethics - will they block that?
Looks like it just puts HTML onto the page, you can do JavaScript as well at a glance (so long as you add <script></script> and an event to trigger, since pageload already happened)
At my school we were marked down if we put more than X words on a slide (The rule was if you can't read the entire slide on a projector across the room, you have too much text), everything else should be in the slide notes.
That's correct, but I left the link off because the fizzbuzz comment isn't strictly relevant, it just interested me a little. Would it be better etiquette to put the link in?