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Horses were never "employed". They are essentially cattle. It's not like they like to be ridden, it's actually physically bad for them. Also sitting on the back of a flight animal is just perpetual torture. But that's besides the point.

The industry changes to something different, so the people can find jobs somewhere else.

When steam engines came around this were the arguments against. Also the same when looms were invented. I kind of get it, new stuff, that can change a lot, is scary. But being stuck because of that is the wrong way imho

That's why it's called "human resources", you get it now

Sounds about right

Wow, so surprising

Hm, I thought I saw it in the desktop app, too, but apparently it's managed differently over there. You click on "find more search engines" which leads to the add-on store (version 119). On mobile it's different.

I'm positive

Huh, I don't get what you are saying. I can just add a search engine by clicking "add new search" (or sth like that) entering a name and a URL.

You can go into settings and select the search engine you want, you can also remove the ones you don't want.

This meme makes a good point, he's so fucking cringe.

Yeah, also fuck racism in general.

If they would stop freaking out about a word like "sex", that would be great. It's jarring to have every third word beeped over in certain discussions.

It's not easy. And yeah, me too.

Something like a verified work mail or a cryptographic certificate protected with a password, confirming your identity, I don't really know ^^ but phone numbers are old and are getting more and more expensive, as the article lays out

Yeah, that's what I heard anecdotally

Probably. Just saying it's not "the only option". And I'm also pretty sure they could figure out another way to ID people, if they had enough funds to do so. But maybe this still wouldn't be adopted, who knows.

But if telcos are inflating the prices that might change. But otherwise I think you're right.

Hm alright, I only know of "spaces" on Firefox (also colour coded, but I don't think you can collapse them), very useful if you have multiple accounts for Google lets say, but in different contexts (like work or private), you can use that so you don't have to log in every time.

Also thanks for the explanation:)

Okay. And how are phone numbers validated? Not by using phone numbers. It's not the only option. They also use personalized domains, certificates, IDs and the likes.

How does that have anything to do with Linux? It's about phone verification as the supposed only option.

Does Microsoft need your phone to validate your existence?

How does anyone think, that there are no alternatives?