Death penalty is an ineffective deterrent mostly because people tend to commit the crimes it’s used as a punishment for while not thinking, or caring, about the consequences at all.
People pirate for not caring about the consequences
Death penalty for its use cases though is getting off easy. That’s why you find people killing themselves either with murder-suicide or suicide in prison
It’s like “what if we gave you no punishment at all”
It’s the same idea as “death penalty will scare people out from committing murder”
The hope is the threat will stop new people from getting into that
Mercury is another
The lengths people will go to to avoid upgrading
112 km a day, not a bad commute by Toronto standards - it’s one way for the Barrie to Toronto drivers
Investors want to make money, if it looks like they can’t then they are going to find a different company
That’s why Capitalism was so against people with wealth and so pro skilled labour
Here’s how it looks all time
Android users “i play both sides so I come out on the bottom”
As a not-American we don’t say we have freedom of speech, we say we have protected speech and that is more inline with what you want
sounds like you don’t know what free speech is
Ask about your use case
You might do better with just a htpc
The anti-monopoly lawsuit against Google fixed that
Now Mozilla has to find a way to offset that loss, which would be attracting the non-Firefox market
You would need to literally connect to a proxy and send the request through that proxy in order for ads to see an IP different than you own.
Yes that is what was proposed, you’re the only one who seems unclear on it
Nothing is random
In bot cases like this you would have a proxy list that it “randomly” picks from
Over Vivaldi?
While I don’t think people get consoles without homebrew being unlocked first it is still better for homebrew to be unlocked on day 1
It will also give the possibility of open development
It’s a shame Epic lost this lawsuit in the US because “just switch to Android”
I was just commenting as an asterisk
I’m the same way, I think it’s just a younger generation thing where they never close tabs and can have 100+ open at once