I prefer to just abbreviate it as 'morning. Then it can be interpreted as an observation that it is, in fact, morning

https://youtube.com/watch?v=BAvsp0CBmNs&t=30s

This is correct

A gallon of milk is over 7lb

Unfortunately, I can’t give good advice on what to do in your situation.

That being said, I can point out that Ohio is a single-party recording state. If your had recorded your brother’s threats to your parents, that could be thrown out as evidence and get you in trouble. However, any conversation that you’re a party in is fair game for recording.

Please note, I am not trying to give specific recommendations. All I’m doing is pointing out what is and isn’t legal in the state.

Stay safe out there

Quit injecting Hollow Knight into everything

being the most powerful branch.

Theoretically

On Chromium, when you’re in a tab group you get a narrow toolbar on the bottom to quickly swap between tabs or even close tabs. When looking something up, you can pick 2-3 pages in the results to open up in the group and flip between them quickly to compare and build consensus. Without that on Firefox, switching between tabs takes 3 taps and it’s really annoying.

In addition, tab groups end up filling the same function as separate browser windows. They server as a way to scroll through tab topics in a very condensed manner, since I can have one tab group for Skyrim mods, another for gardening, one for 3D printing, etc. So then you scroll through topics instead of having to scroll past 20 tabs on one topic, 12 tabs on another, etc.

What I personally don’t get is why Mozilla insisted on implemented them on desktop instead. Tab groups are just redundant in that application. Maybe someone else finds a use for them (and that’s good), but it’d be better for them to fill out a missing niche first before adding more.

Also, I’ve noticed some people recommend Firefox’s tab collections. Those are not the same thing. They’re just glorified bookmarks.

Have you not been paying attention to Mozilla lately? They’re barely any better on this.

And on the racism point, we’re talking about an internet browser. If you’re going that far you’d have to throw out the Call of Cthulu rpg because Lovecraft was a racist or stop driving cars because Henry Ford was a Nazi.

We’re comparing 2 different browsers, and the one everyone is recommending here (Firefox) is filling itself with AI and ads just like the one you’re all bashing. The only difference is one has a feature that I can’t do without, and Mozilla has been completely dropping the ball for years at catching up.

Get your red herring bullshit out of here.

And FYI, don’t bother responding. You’re clearly not arguing in good faith and you’re not worth wasting any more time on

And even if they’re not being held at gunpoint, a difference in available information between the parties can make it unethical. Consoder if the employer says someone’s labor is worth x amount, but it’s really worth significantly more. But then the employer doesn’t disclose that and does everything in their power to make sure the employee doesn’t know the true value than their labor, that’s effectively lying and therefore unethical.

Willing agreements can only be ethical when all parties involved are fully informed. It’s one of the fundamental principles under age of consent laws

This is ridiculously wrong.

Most violence (and crime in general) between humans tends to happen due to harsh living conditions. If you’re struggling to make ends meet, you take what you can however you need if you’re desperate enough.

As technology has improved (and more importantly, was obtainable by more people), living conditions have also improved. Hence why crime rates go down

You’re forgetting the major point that Firefox still doesn’t have tab groups on mobile. That’s a complete dealbreaker. If they can’t be bothered to do that I would honestly be better off running Tor

Projecting much? You’re the one calling people racist over stuff that isn’t racist. And turning into a sarcastic douche towards anyone who reaponded to you.

All of this originated from you making baseless claims because you can’t read. Just stfu amd leave the thread like a normal rational person does when they’re wrong

Why would you want tab groups on mobile? There is no real estate available to bother.

You have absolutely no idea what you’re talking about

I said it’s infamous for being terrible, i.e. a factual statement about its reputation. I never said that it is terrible because I haven’t really had any.

Also, you’re trying to be holier-than-thou over a comment about an Empire that opressed half the world up until around 70 years ago? One that continues to idolize “the good old days”? Learn to pick your battles.

Wait, are chocolate oranges just chocolate formed to look like orange slices? All this time I thought it was oranges dipped in chocolate, which has always disgusted me.

And in my defense, I’ve always heard it was a British thing. And British food is infamous for being terrible apart from fish & chips

If opting out is the solution, then just use Windows and Microsoft Edge.

You’re forgetting the adblock feature in Brave. Youtube still hasn’t figured out a way around it, even though they’ve figured out how to attack ublock several times

All those browser extensions you need to make Firefox private ends up fingerprinting you. Brave has all of that by default, so sites of sites can’t easily differentiate you from other Brave users.

Also, Firefox still doesn’t have tab groups on mobile. Chromium has had that feature for years and Firefox hasn’t bothered to keep up at all. That’s a non-starter for me

In addition to physics, it also covers the need to evacuate the bus in an emergency

And people tend to panic during emergencies. especially kids

False. There’s a thing called fiduciary duty where companies are obligated to make profitable decisions for their shareholders. If they don’t prioritize short term gains they’re opened up to lawsuits from investors