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It seems you don’t see the value in having one integrated provider for everything. Other people clearly do.

Also if there were GOOD European alternatives to those google service people would use them, but there simply aren’t. Low salaries and terrible regulations are to blame.

> Now you know which websites are willing to absolutely ruin your experience just to abuse you.

Which is absolutely all of them. I guess the legislators wanted the popups to be annoying so publishers would be forced not to import their party scripts. Turns out publishers can’t stay open without the ads that pay their bills which means popups are the new normal, to the point where when I see a website that doesn’t have popups I suppose they are just in violation of the law. Thanks EU!

>I don’t know how many people this bug affects (anyone with 200-300 icons is hitting a modest version of this, and it gets progressively worse with more) and I have no power to fix it. So, I filed a bug. I am not hopeful that it will be fixed. My last quadratic-in-Windows bug has had zero comments since it was filed a few months ago.

What’s the way to report a bug in Windows? The closest thing I know is the feedback hub which is an unmoderated public forum full of spam and dunces

I opened their website and it asked me to install their app but the App Store says it is not available in my region.

Wow... how did mta convince rockstar to share stuff like that? For what purpose?

If you’re on Twitter you will see 99.9% of tech people spend all day posting left wing political takes. Just a bit of counterbalance is not going to hurt you lol

Rockstar forgot to strip the PlayStation binaries so I suppose those are the variable names of the original codebase.

The truth is that the future of Armenia is either with Russia or with Azerbaijan, a Muslim country. It’s their choice, but I know what I would choose myself.

That’s interesting. You should write a post or something with all the links, because if you’re right that’s going to be spicy.

Someone else should!

> Americans talk like conservatives but want to be governed like liberals.

It feels like the opposite.