I’ve been out and about all day, and can’t check my desktop. But when I looked earlier this week, I found it by searching for “group”. AI tab group something or other.

You can disable it in about:config

Rob Ford, the crack head mayor, was Doug’s brother. He died in 2016.

Append ?udm=14 to your Google search results

https://youtu.be/qGlNb2ZPZdc

Not sure when you tried Thunder last, but it’s been very stable for me for quite a while on both Android and iOS.

I won a radio call in contest which made me “brewmaster for a day” at a large brewery. Not only was it a pretty cool day, it also came with a bunch of swag and $1000 prize.

Suits or Suits LA. Catchy tune

None of this is necessary

Shift F10 to bring up the command window, then type:

start ms-chx:localonly

Yes, Intro Skipper plugin. It’s awesome.

I figured this was the reason, but didn’t want to assume. As user Ferk says below, you’re actually better off to have the tasks run before playing, rather than on start of playback. Since there’s no way for the system to know when that is, I don’t know how you’d automate that.

Unless you have noticed performance impacts during your regular workflow, I tend to agree with what you wrote:

I’m sure it doesn’t matter

I don’t have an answer, but I’m curious: why?

The downside to Keepass is it is not self hosted, as in it’s designed to run locally per device. Yes, you can put the database file on a network and have multiple clients from different operating systems access the database, but you will end up with collisions and database issues. Ask me how I know.

Running cross platform Keepass (and it’s various forks) is absolutely doable, but it is not as seemless as BitWarden. I’m running self hosted VaultWarden and I’m hoping to run it for a long time as it’s much easier than Keepass.

Canada too

Fellow Moto chop and twist gestures 💪🏻

they make money from harvesting your data then showing you ads based on that data

That’s part of it, yes. But they can also sell ad companies demographic data - males aged 25-44 clicked on this or looked at that for example.

Google probably makes more like $50 per user per year on average

I highly doubt the number is that low.

they’ve got to make money somehow

But they have been, and for years. All the years I’ve run a smartphone Google has harvested and profited from my data. From Gmail to Chrome (before I switched) to Maps, etc - they have profited from people’s data at scale. So the argument that they need to make money somehow falls flat for me.

Also, if they charged like $2 a year to block ads, plenty of people would buy it. But like most things lately, the enshitification of our user experience continues. It’s not enough for companies like Google to “make money” - it’s never enough and their greed has no boundaries.

That’s why you see people like us pushing back - enough is enough.