Stillwater

Ohh, I see. That makes it more clear than saying it's part of the code

Obviously 1/3 vs 1/4 is the same distinction regardless of unit. But part of the whole idea of metric is avoiding dealing with fractions in lieu of decimals. It's inherently less fraction-heavy.

Honestly I think you're right. The guys who accept and own their baldness achieve a higher level of self confidence and it shows in how we perceive them

Obviously screw FedEx, but why the hell is the # symbol part of the door code? It's just asking for this to happen.

Heliboard (with closed source swipe gesture library)

Just going on whats in the article

"This revision attempts to implement something that has been deemed illegal in the EU and the United States. The only country in Europe with a roughly equivalent law is Russia," said Yen

"I think we would have no choice but to leave Switzerland," said Yen. "The law would become almost identical to the one in force today in Russia. It's an untenable situation. We would be less confidential as a company in Switzerland than Google, based in the United States. So it's impossible for our business model."

Any other country except Russia

The greatest to ever do it

I thought not, but you made me look into it and it is using the Blink engine (chromium). I guess I need to try out the foxes

Currently on mobile I run DDG for primary uses, and Tor browser occasionally when I want extra privacy, but it is too slow to use for everything. DDG is fine IMO. It's simple and I like the default "always incognito" approach it has. I have no issues using their search.

I would be interested in migrating to some libre-like version of firefox, but haven't figured out what that would be yet from the options that are out there. I don't want to use any chromium descended browser anymore, so stuff like Brave is out.

Edit: I'm now trying out Fennec for my daily driver

What I'm thinking

Neat