I wouldn’t mind paying a few cents, but 8€ is way more than what he could possibly get out of the ads.
I wish a system like Flattr or even BAT could take off. Paying a few dollars a month to not get ads anywhere in a sustainable way seems like the way to go.
(Note: I seem to remember shady stuff about the BAT token but I do not know the details. Don’t incendiate me on that).
He’s making it purposely hard to block the ads. The side effect of that is that it’s hard to block the ad without breaking the website itself.
Unfortunately, some government ID and bank apps do not work without play services. Those apps are used for everything in some countries.
But then what is Bosch talking about here?
I thought the general rule in most of Europe is already pretty strict with 250 Watts (500 for cargo bikes) / 25hm/h (15.5mph) and no throttle. Anything above is a speed pedelec and requires license plate, permit, insurance, helmet, and no access to bike infrastructures.
There is a book discussing that.
This website has a few examples: https://obscuredinosaurfacts.com/blog/post/2020/09/16/all-todays.html?hl=en-US
PragerU posted the text, someone added the image.
F.eks varme fra gassfyring regnes i EU som mer miljøvennlig pga mindre svinn i transport
Dette gjelder ikke overalt. Frankrike er en pioner innen kjernekraft, og elektrisitet regnes som den grønneste måten å varme opp hus på.
Yes Steve. Because they are Russian, pay their taxes in Russia and therefore finance the war. They can potentially introduce biases in their search results as well.
Please note that it’s just a PSA. Do what you want with this information.
Just a PSA about Kagi: https://snoo.habedieeh.re/r/ukraine/comments/1gvcqua/psa_the_kagi_search_engine_directly_funds_yandex/
DuckDuckGo has suspended its partnership with Yandex in 2022. https://www.vox.com/recode/22981115/duckduckgo-free-speech-privacy-oops
You can continue using it.
https://librewolf.net/docs/faq/#can-i-use-firefox-sync-with-librewolf-is-it-safe-to-do-so
I know it’s not what you’re asking for, but the GL.iNet routers are popular amongst remote workers that decide to travel without their companie’s knowledge. They use two of those routers (I think?), one at home and one they take with them so the ip address always looks like their home address to their employers, and they can still connect to their employer’s VPN on top.
The fork doesn’t look like it’s being maintained unfortunately.
But I suppose it’s not what you’re looking for if you want ans it’s only for android smart TVs.
Congestion pricing impacts rich people more than poor people. You can drive to New York, park outside of the center and take the metro or the bus. Poor people have been doing that for a long time in New York because it’s expensive to park in the city. What jobs in the middle of New York city require you to drive?
I’ve lived in many European cities with narrow-streets. Somehow ambulances don’t struggle too much.
What are you on about? Congestion pricing reduces congestion, which makes ambulances go faster.
There is this tool if you use stylelint for linting: https://github.com/RJWadley/stylelint-no-unsupported-browser-features
Given that your website is very simple, I assume it would be a pretty big rabbit-hole to dig into.
It wouldn’t reveal the oldest version of each browser compatible with your website, but it would check your css against a predefined list, and alert you if you use something that is not compatible.
Otherwise, if you are ok with checking manually, check out BrowserStack: https://www.browserstack.com/ It’s neither free or open source, but it simplifies testing on many browsers. There is a free plan as well.