I don't know, but who cares? What does anyone have against Firefox? It's fast, has a massive extensions library, open source, secure, private ... there's literally no reason whatsoever not to use it.
Shit, you know what, I think I may have over-interpreted your phrasing to mean that HIV is no big deal because it's no longer a short term death sentence.
A false negative for HIV screening meant a certain death sentence for the recipient, and that was true until just a few years ago.
Are you for fucking real? Don't pretend it's not still a life shattering disease.
You can't just say, "oh well, it's not as bad as it used to be." There's a vast spectrum between "it won't kill you" and "it's a total nothingburger" (wow, does that ever sound familiar). Now you're immunocompromised, something you definitely do not want in this day and age. Now you risk passing it onto partners and children. Now your quality of life is degraded decades earlier than it otherwise would be.
Now imagine you contracted it, not because you voluntarily engaged in behaviors and you knew the risks, but because you received life-saving medical care. Then imagine learning it might have been prevented if the organization responsible was concerned with pandering to sexual identity politics than ensuring product safety.
This is, and has always been, about safety. Screening has improved. Research has provided more data on prevention and monitoring. They wouldn't have changed the policies otherwise.
I had the displeasure of managing Teams for an IT client of mine, and to say it's a clusterfuck is putting it charitably.
It is almost impossible to change the user. A basic, rudimentary function that should be a simple matter of signing out and signing back in. Nope, doesn't work. You have to reinstall Teams to get that working.
Oh, and reinstalling is an ordeal itself. That usually doesn't work, either. You have to manually delete the installation directory and app data cache, and for whatever dumbshit reason, it doesn't install to program files, it installs to some obscure directory in the user profile.
God help you if you rename a user. It retains the old user details until you sign out.
Trying to share a link to join a team never works.
These are just off the top of my head and I don't want to continue because it's stressing me out.
Likely true, but as someone pointed out in another thread, it should be possible to "technically" comply with WEI enforcement, and then have a transparent abstraction layer to extract the "enforced" markup and code, exposing it to the user-facing browser to interpret like it normally would.
It's some real asinine bullshit software engineering that shouldn't be necessary, but it should work.
The same people who wouldn't notice the comically obvious spelling and grammatical errors, ridiculously silly imagery, and the fact that it's demanding fucking bitcoin... well, let's just say they're not the "attention to detail" types and are more easily captured by scammers.
I have no idea what you're talking about, I use a dozen different extensions, including a tab group manager, and it works great.