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The article also mentions a physical movement:

"A total of more than 27 tonnes of gold was physically transferred from the locations in North America to DNB Cash Centre in Zeist, Utrecht, between March and August. Another 59 tonnes of gold kept in New York was also sold off during this time, while the equivalent amount of gold was purchased in London."

They do not explain _how_ it was moved, though.

So, your project still uses AI. I'm curious, what did you do while developing this site in order to fight against the bias?

I'd like to know the train of thought behind your idea of "Let's add an FPS counter to my Markdown editor".

Incredibly sorry to sound so negative, but nothing about this seems legitimate to me and I would never trust any of my files to this application.

Either go the QEMU route or just add a new tag `Generated-by` and let reviewers flag oddities. At least for now that gives plenty clarity for such important changes.

> All the functionality attached to Firefox's "Browser tools" sub-menu should be unceremoniously ripped out, banished to the developer's edition.

I hope this is some kind of sarcastic take I am not getting. What a weird thing to stand for.

Well, one is enterprise and the other is community version. Is it still the same if you compare same editions? How does it look now on the enterprise edition? Did they move functionality from the community edition to the enterprise edition?

Why must everything involve $'s?

What do you mean by "catching attackers". What do you gain by having that information? And, again, 240k individual instances all "catching attackers"?

So many questions