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I don't think so but they waste tons of people's time every day in the world... they should just default to: no, I don't want cookies that aren't required for this site's basic functionalities to work as intended.

There's a Firefox addon to "block" YouTube shorts... it displays them as regular videos.

It's called YouTube-shorts Block

> > Reddit the site (and now app)

they have been bugging you with the app for years

CC summarizer?

It was already bad enough that they were banning speech with just TikTok involved.

It's probably like gift cards, they hope that you won't spend them...

my favorite photo management app on Linux

Curiously, a few movies I was recommended in my first search, I wasn't able to find on IMDB... what's the source?

There was good recommendations though.

Is this already available?

I had a 6 digit one... some person used my computer and deleted the account long ago though.

that's just fair... Google bothered Google Search users with Chrome popups for years... not sure if they stopped or if my ad blocker started to block them.

I didn't give up on privacy, but it is getting increasingly harder to achieve. BTW do you know that your car broadcast unique IDs from each of your car wheels (TPMS), and that it is pretty hard to avoid facial recognition. or that they are installing car tag readers everywhere.

You are ignoring so much of the spying that is going on.

What about your phone? is it connected to cellphone towers? Is WiFi enabled... what about Bluetooth?

What isn't spying on you nowadays?

you think $350k is a fair amount? if anything, the government should have be sued for this non-sense.

web bloat of this proportion is far from new... the most common is probably huge images... i.e.: a 10000x10000 pixel image displayed at 320x320

I thought they were somewhat a thing of the past... I guess profits always wins.

"But one was too old, too mentally unfit for the job, he said."

I didn't know anyone older than him was running.

HN is so biased

I bought in 2017... still a pretty good investment.

I don't think that's true unless you include the money they send to other countries that were destroyed (like small islands). Or maybe if you don't account for the per-capita rate...

right across the border in Mexico there's a pharmacy literally at every corner near San Diego, and no prescriptions are needed, you are correct.... The one at stopped at the lady let me know that she was watching the show Breaking Bad on the TV behind me... she was old and asked the other lady to get out of the store before we started doing business... she would not sell me Fentanyl though. She would only sell oxys, percs, and other stuff. I didn't buy anything though.

> A bit different though, as those are legal.

I don't think it's legal to sell prescription drugs without a prescription...

What's the DEA doing about it? not the right things...

The humans checking your cart and receipt at Walmart seems worst?

I thought I sold at a good time 4 years ago, for 3X what I bought it for... (bought in 2009)

pretty sure he was being sarcastic. which he should be.

I thought it was a really bad idea... I would rather send someone cash or crypto...

Glad they stopped it, but I was not aware of it because I stopped using reddit.