Brad
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The provider the article is taking about is VPNSecure.
Worst case scenario, one of tr***’s cronies ends up in control of Chrome.
That’s absolutely going to be the plan for anything Google is forced to sell.
There is no content on Reddit valuable enough that I would pay for access to it.
Now it’s all just done for… idk
Money. This is capitalism. The answer is money.
I know which city used to be Constantinople, thanks to They Might Be Giants!
How appropriate. You’ve aged like a cow.
I’ve found it helpful at work for things like preparing agendas for meetings, or creating an outline of a presentation or document I need to write.
I’ve also found it helpful when I’m trying to Google something where I need to be pretty specific and then I can’t find exactly what I mean by searching.
Here’s something totally bizarre that you might it might not care about.
The other day I brought up Metroid on the Nintendo Switch NES app (the one that lets you play some NES games with an online subscription.) After playing for a bit, I wanted to show him the Justin Bailey code. But I couldn’t remember it exactly at first. So I tried it in various cases, and when I enter the code with all lowercase letters, it crashed the game.
No idea if it’ll do that for everyone, or if it did that on the actual NES, but I tried it a few times and it crashed everything.
For reference, I entered in the code like this:
justin bailey ------ ------But the actual code is:
JUSTIN BAILEY ------ ------
I received the offer on my 16 year old Reddit account, but not on another account I have that’s more like 12. Not sure if they went by account age or activity or what.
I did not try to get in on the IPO (or pre-IPO.)
Resist!