SadTrombone

It's not 8000 requests. It's 8000 attempts to exploit various software on OP's server.

Nobody's asking Apple to provide anything. We just want them to stop sending cease and desists to developers who do provide said thing.

Kagi is great, and I'd pay some amount of money for it, but $10/mth is simply too much for me personally to pay for a search engine. I understand why others do and enjoyed my Kagi experience, however. If only the $5 plan had more than 300 searches.

> In all honestly I tend to write in a rambling stream of consciousness style

At this point that'd be a welcome respite from every single blog post being written in the same exact AI tone.

I would maybe amend that to the pricing page, I also thought "long-lived API tokens" referred to the DNS updater functionality, not the management API.

And if you spent more than 5 seconds thinking about this you'd realize that 99% of Firefox users don't know or care who Brendan Eich is. The only one making any moral argument here is you.

If only there was another browser option that was the first word of this thread's title!

I'd imagine that's the reason it's not enabled by default, they're not finished fully implementing it in Firefox yet.

Who is "we"? I find GNOME great.

On the other hand, I'm not a fan of people disparaging free open source software that they've never contributed anything to, either money or code.

There are other countries and coalitions in the world that aren't the United States. Humanity fought and ended wars for thousands of years before the United States ever existed.

This is addressed on their site.

> We might modify your laptop to remove or power down the battery, wireless radios, etc. to ensure it can be used safely in the data center.

"Gemini sent Gavalas to a location near Miami International Airport where he was instructed to stage a mass casualty attack while armed with knives and tactical gear."

The IDF has killed many tens of thousands more women and children than Hamas has, so who the bigger terrorists are is debatable.