OneTwoPetitFour

Thanks for the perspective. I was an early Instagram user, but deleted my account not so long after they introduced stories.

Recently, I registered a new account, and after a grace period without ads, I was surprised by just how drenched it has become in advertising. I used it to follow professional athletes. First of, many of the organic posts are themselves sponsored advertising, then the athletes share brand posts from their sponsors, and then between every story you get an actual ad.

Of course, with more personal connections the trade of might be different, but for my use case described above Instagram seemed unsustainable.

I guess the maintainers will have to send "forbidden" patches among each other outside of Github, in order to run regression tests against the "extra DRM" videos.

That is an old tradition. Why should the states call a national election?

> Let's assume a cab is driving a customer at a constant speed during one hour.

> $30 if they drove below 12mph ($0.50 a minute)

Average speed: 30mph => $2.50 * 30 miles = $75

It is the same, because it was already assumed to be based on exactly one hour.