What? The early Internet underseas cables were laid down for phones, mostly by private companies.

Actually for most people, the browser sends enough information in the headers, ignoring cookies, to identify them as unique. You can check out an experiment about this at https://www.amiunique.org/fingerprint. Combining that with an ip gets you pretty close.

I know what you mean and I also find western support of Israel appalling, but the meme is literally about the lack of support to Hamas, which makes sense given how they also like to randomly kill civilians.

Lightning’s data transfer and charging are subpar, although I’m not sure if Apple is implementing PD fast charging on the new iPhone either.

Might be that the only ev I’ve driven for long was an i3, but I was not impressed by the acceleration

I meant it was still considered a colony at the time, when it had non-brazilian rulers but was practically independent from Portugal. I hope you know Brazil hasn’t been a colony for around 200 years.

Brazil was also independent after Portuguese royalty moved in and declared it a kingdom. It’s still considered colony.

In what way is 0F helpful at all?

If you wait enough websites will start requiring WEI and changing to a browser without it will just click you out of them

Firefox in the Phoenix/Firebird days was amazing compared to ie6, Opera, and SeaMonkey/Mozilla suite

Not on browsers, probably. It’s one of the areas where antitrust still has some echoes. They’ll probably pay you to stay afloat.

I’m not sure, but didn’t Konqueror switch to qtwebkit at some point? Or was that a different qt-based browser?