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I'd imagine through trade, much like how it seems to be the explanation for why most languages call "tea" some variation of te, cha, or chai.

In addition to that, you might want/need to use only wired connections to your router and rip out any components that enable wireless.

How would opt-in work in practice? Say, if this gets pushed out on $CAFE public wifi for analytics. Would it be something akin to "tick this consent box to use the wifi"?

And if $CAFE tracks you regardless of you not ticking the box or connecting to the network, how do I detect that as a regular customer?

The Streisand effect strikes again!

I think they mean you'll use 1/10th the amount of memory Chrome would use on your machine.

In childhood especially, the line between the virtual and the real is flimsier than you think.

Webflow, it seems (not OP).