https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brave_(web_browser)
In August 2016, the company had received at least US$7 million in angel investments from venture capital firms, including Peter Thiel’s Founders Fund, […]
Bonus:
Brave Software was founded in 2015 by Brendan Eich, creator of JavaScript and former Mozilla CEO who left the organization after coming under fire for his support of eliminating the right of same-sex couples to marry[…]
Which complaints about Brave aren’t true?
Peter Thiel funding it should be enough for you to not use a product by itself.
Why did I click that link lol
All right then
Read the link you posted and look at the name of the bug. The page has both the scientific and common name. Now look up boxelders and see if it matches
They aren’t. Boxelder is different than kissing bug
Weirdly I just learned all about boxelders the other day when one appeared on my desk. There’s a Reddit thread really similar to this one with people trying to explain that boxelders aren’t the same bug lol
Keeping up with the truth takes a lot of effort and people who have been doing it for awhile often seem to forget that. It’s practically a hobby.
It’s a good thing literally no one is asking you to care about people paying higher gas prices lol
The point of the cartoon is to make you feel bad for spending less time thinking about people in foreign countries than if you’re gonna have enough to pay rent
You’re using “care” to describe having compassion and I’m using it to describe being actively upset.
Let me put it this way: your coworker’s grandpa died last month, you care because you have empathy but do you spend the rest of the day thinking about it?
Now let’s say you live 30 minutes from work with no public transportation options and your car breaks down. Does it keeping you up at night?
It’s not shitty to focus on your immediate needs when it’s getting more dire
Not at all what I’m implying and that’s a whole lot of assumptions.
You live in a bubble because you’re clearly not nearly as in-touch with the average person as you think you are.
Bullshit. There is only so much time in the day and when your immediate concerns are pressing (work, bills, kids), you hardly have time to take care of yourself let alone worry about people abroad.
You’re talking to someone who cares, I’m just not arrogant enough to think everyone has as few problems to deal with as I do.
Gas is even worse because for most people that rely on it, there is no alternative. You’re beholden to whatever price they decide.
Not the same bug
I’m so tired of this take.
It’s been bad news after bad news every day for years and a lot of it is happening locally. Most people don’t have the mental capacity to think about every problem that doesn’t affect them.
And as for gas prices in particular, people are barely scraping by and any drastic fluctuation in the cost of essentials threatened stability. Gas is up like 35% and it’s going to continue to rise.
I think everyone should care but let’s be real - stressing about dead people doesn’t do anything. It doesn’t stop them from dying, it doesn’t bring the prices down, and it doesn’t make you feel any better.
Definitely depends on the goal but I tend to agree. I prefer a written post with screenshots if necessary
Pixel density is more important than resolution. Higher resolution is only useful outside of design work if the screen size matches
IMO the ideal resolutions for computer monitors is 24" @ 1080p, 27" @ 2k, and 32"+ at 4k+. For TV it’s heavily dependant on viewer distance. I can’t tell the difference between 2k and 4k on my 55" TV from the couch.
I’ll check that out, thanks!
Excel is sooo much than it used to be in Office 97. And it’s way better than any other spreadsheet software I’ve tried.
Speaking of, anyone know of any alternative that handles named tables the same as Excel? Built-in filtering/sorting and formulas that can address the table itself instead of a cell range?? Please?
Unironically the last straw in getting me to switch to Linux. Then a week later was the copilot vulnerability news