







The character from Grandma’s Boy comes to mind


I build custom websites that run primarily on css and html. Light JS for applications, and some simple PHP to tie everything together. I am unaware of any flaw or exploit that would disable my sites. I don’t recall any html vulnerabilities. Unless there’s e-commerce involved, that’s nothing I can think of that would be exploitable on either side for html or css. These are both hard coded into the browser so I’m not even sure what an exploit would accomplish other than changing values on the client side. But it’s been a long week…
Edit Looks like zarobi below remembered some exploits. Totally forgot about iframes and the weird image data exploits.


Can’t find this “surveillance layer”, is this a paid feature?


Just report it to the FCC or FTC or FBI.


I’m still using the latest winamp, a new winamp would be great but I’m never paying a subscription for music.


Right click ellipses in the upper right corner, go to the browser, then repeat and choose READING Mode. Works on most sites


Did they forget about books, board games, figures, posters, DVDs etc…


Still waiting on any proof other than “because I said so”.
Google removes billions of links yearly, these are through government laws, court rulings and DMCA. They maintain a transparency list of these removals. You don’t need to bribe Google, simply have your lawyers figure out a way to have it legally removed.


I’ve worked for large corporations. This doesn’t exist. It’s 100% misinformation


That’s not how it works. You can’t pay Google to suppress links. You can only file DMCA take downs iirc. Please send me the link where I can go pay Google to remove information. I’ll wait.


If I was an EA employee my biggest fear would be to be cut up into tiny pieces for disagreeing with the boss. Like jamal khashoggi


It’s probably changed somewhat, but it used to be that all major ram manufacturers included a lifetime warranty.


Best Buy is just 15 year olds that have zero experience. They are usually the least qualified pc repair shop in your area.
They once told me I could open and install windows and then return it if there was an issue. That was the head of their geek squad that told me this, the actual manager.
Yeah, you have to be bat shit crazy to trust Best Buy to fix anything


It saves like $20


While it could be better. There’s a lot of great deals on used EVs around 20k. Plus we have Lucid, which has the longest range of any ev in the world afaik.
If we had the Chinese EVs then the prices would be a lot more reasonable.


In Chrome, choose reading mode. Generally works to strip all the bs.