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The most useless I've ever seen was wallpaper packs for roku for $10/month

Maybe wait around the lottery office for someone with a good winning ticket and swap them when they go to turn it in, seems pretty risk free if you can freeze time

Mine just recently embedded advertisements for businesses inside the map navigation screen itself, I just want to drive without seeing coupons for Firestone

At least on Firefox, there's a flag you can change in the browser settings to make it so nobody can disable pasting to text fields. It has made the banking experience a lot more pleasant for me. https://www.howtogeek.com/251807/how-to-enable-pasting-text-on-sites-that-block-it/

passionate moderator of r/towels

Protonmail is a free service with an optional subscription for extra features you almost certainly won't need

I'm so curious, how did you end up moving from rural Wisconsin to rural vietnam

They're like, a cookie company? If you've ever had a milano cookie thats them, pretty good usually.

Does that last sentence make this comment an advertisement?

I use vivaldi as my secondary browser and its honestly really nice, and has an absolute ton of extra features to play around with, the settings menu is impressive.

I don't understand what either of these comments mean but you seem passionate about it and i respect that.

Im a fan of CRUNT personally

Youtube music is pretty good on recommendations and its free with youtube premium so i think its a vastly more valuable service. (Or just use music revanced and get it for free)

There's no way this article wasn't written by AI, the formatting is so weird.

Absolutely agree.

I'm aware which is why i avoided the term 'fired'. If public sentiment gets severe enough around this he could step down from an executive position for pr reasons, which i know is a big ask, but this is like really bad.

Wow, I've been a fan of linus tech tips for more than 10 years now, i can't believe I'm saying this but i hope he gets ousted from the company for this.

The elder scrolls lore subreddit was one of my favorites, people asking hyper specific questions about the birth of the universe in skyrim was really fun.

No kidding, the only other options ive found are

Duckduckgo, which is serviceable but kind of bad, and

Kagi, which is looking promising and has lots of features i enjoy, but paying for a search engine is a hard sell.