I can only check transactions. Any actions require the app.

Some banks require you to have a phone app now. I know mine is app only.

Unfortunately with security apps like banking, being able to run android apps is only one of the roadblocks.

It won’t outside small niches. If people can’t use their banking apps, it’s dead before release.

No publicity is bad publicity I guess?

I want to support tuxedo, as an European brand, but the last one I bought had such a shitty screen that got worse and worse over the years. They seem to have improved the hardware somewhat but the experience left a bad taste in my mouth.

They specifically name and shame rust as the shiny new language of the day. It does make it seem like a personal grudge against rust specifically.

What sort of advise are they giving? I’m out of the loop

Unless those old farts die first

The party of free speech everyone!

https://jessica.substack.com/p/instagram-is-censoring-abortion-pill

I wouldn’t be able to decide how to feel if told “missiles are inbound but still interesting”. Deeply in panic or unhealthily curious?

And then went to TV to complain

At least you can still read some of reddit without an account.

And now?

Whenever I read FAT I listen it as someone shouting the word fat.

Both Bing and Yahoo have outbid Google in certain countries in the past. There’s a new wave of AI powered startups with tons of venture capital. I could imagine them making sizable bids.

But I get what you mean. The main difference to your scenario is: search money will definitely not totally disappear, Mozilla has huge savings, and they can just finally pivot and focus on making a real premium offer that people would want to pay for.

They have enough cash reserves to last 3 years without any income. But 15% of income is Google free. If Google disappears, they will surely get an income hit, but someone else will gladly pay some price for that position, perhaps half of what Google is paying. People are really blowing this out of proportion.

I’ve no idea. I haven’t used it single college.

Always been.

VS Code is an electron app, mostly likely coded by some flavour of Javascript developers, so I doubt it was ever planned to go in the same direction as Visual Studio. VS Code follows a design very close to what Sublime made popular.