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I've had failed or missing deliveries from an Albertson's owned grocery chain and when speaking to the manager of the department, they just subcontract the delivery to DD and UberEats, much like McDonald's does. It's not their own employees doing deliveries.

CAs aren't the ones pushing for the shorten cert lifetimes, it's the Browsers. ICYMI, the "tech companies" like Google and Apple are the ones pushing for this and they pretty much control the browsers at this point.

And now you're in violation of booby trap laws.

"But you get your choice of toppings." "That's good!" "The toppings contain potassium benzoate... ...that's bad."

TBF, no ads was the original promise of cable tv too. The same media companies figured they could con younger generations with the same broken promises as their parents and grandparents.

...and no pre-roll or mid-roll ads, since just about all of the streamers are going to ads in every tier.

My org isn't a Backblaze customer but a Wasabi one. Wasabi offers the ability to replicate buckets to other zones at double the cost, of course.

I would imagine Backblaze would offer something similar for original data storage for their customers to choose.

>Apparently Sony OLED screens are LG "glass" but without the spyware.

Without independent verification from someone like GN, I wouldn't trust "we installed rootkits" Sony not to be spying too.

>If the change contains changes to the UX it has to be approved by a human reviewer.

Would that not imply that a change that does not effect the UX does not have to be approved by a human reviewer? Otherwise, why specifically call out "changes to the UX" and not say "all changes"?

Just because a guy is giving you free meth, doesn't make him generous.

A small icon that blends into the background of the UI and easily missed when driving, is not the same as a pop-up/audio cue informing the driver their location is currently/recently being accessed remotely.

Or the equivalent of "Superstorm Sandy" is created...