I went over for an article I found. Scrolled out of morbid curiosity. It's just awful. Ended up commenting about it and was down voted back to hell, apparently where I'm told o belong.

Digging the proverbial hole with the shovel. (now, double down, OP.)

Neal Stephenson predicted this (of course). Google, reddit, and others in the cohort are effectively 'shallow web,' easily searchable and manipulated by SEO. As such, you get 10-15 sites with all the same content, reducing the quality of your searches and the overall quality of web content.

It's an effort to get clicks and monetize.

There's no coming back from it.

That was a fairly idiotic read for a Sunday morning in bed. But hey, enjoy your confirmation bias if you want to.

That's in your head. I cannot think of anything Firefox won't do for me. And if I came across something I needed chromium for, I would open it that one time. My privacy is worth that tiniest bit of effort.

As an independent computer consultant full time, I operate heavily through my browser for a good 60% of my work.

I've almost done 3 years in as an independent. Don't do it if you don't have multiple faucets providing gigs for you. I make 2x my FTE salary, but it ebbs and flows.

If you are not already connected, don't do it.

Edit: added "3". No time context before.

Without internet, how effective is Twitter?

You don't understand suicide or depression. You're making a grossly crass statement, no matter what the man may have done in life.

What does the logo for a Disney character have to do with libs?

How are you doing it? I was under the assumption that it's not possible to do now that the API changes have been made.

Congress won't do that. If you remove a Justice for bad behavior, it opens up the door for Representatives and Senators to be removed on bad behavior.

They don't want to be held accountable for anything.

None GUI. Just use a terminal!