For me it comes down to “do I want pay for this product so it sticks around?”. If yes then I have to trust the org that makes it to be reasonably sensible. They’re probably going to do a better job of putting the money in the right place to stay in business than I am.

Subscribe to their VPN. I don’t use it, but do it to support Firefox

That pushed me over the edge to subscribe to the print edition

What are they starting to do that is shady and why do you think don’t respect privacy? (I couldn’t see anything on the document you mentioned)

If you’re using a webpage JavaScript can see your mouse cursor and anything you type. But only if the browser has focus. So if you’re typing in another window it can’t

Completely agree!

Right click Onedrive Icon, settings, sync and backup, Manage Backup, turn off what ever you don’t want backed up. At that point all your desktop / document content will disappear (looks like Microsoft linked the normal and Onedrive folders, which is a useful trick occasionally) so move everything out of Onedrive back into your normal folders

It is shit but it’s easy to turn off.

Night’s Dawn Trilogy, Peter F Hamilton. Better than his later stuff in my opinion

Not a good summary

A brave woman doing her very best in very difficult circumstances

C J Cherry - Foreigner series. Humans more advanced but only a small community stuck on an alien planet, and may not understand the natives as well as they think (and vice versa )

Murderbot is good

I suggest Becky Chambers, The Long Way to a Small, Angry Planet. The whole series is good but each is stand alone. There is a world and it’s in space but the stories are people scale.

Thank you for the perspective - I’d never have guessed.

Agreed - though does the topless thing happen a lot in Oregon? Just asking for a friend

I’m confident it’s not 1 in 3 customers, rather “most customers who are also young women”. You should be able to order a pizza without being hit on, especially as they now have your contact details

I strongly second this one - they’re great