john_miller
Divide and conquer.
2010: 2 billion internet users, firefox has 30% market share => 600mio absolute users.
2019: 4.1 billion internet users, firefox has 4% market share => 165mio absolute users.
That's of course very rough and may be a severly off, but the absolute number of firefox users seem to have shrunk.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Usage_share_of_web_browsers#/m...
https://www.statista.com/statistics/273018/number-of-interne...
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every PR action
free(as in beer) software (e.g. visual studio)
charitable donations (e.g. google to wikipedia)
not pressing charges for rampant cracking (photoshop used by students/children)
diversity photo ops/hiring practices
non-firing of incompetent employees
free workshops or tours for the public/children
Is the sum of the standard deviations not zero?