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I wonder how useful for space exploration this could be? That is, make a non-cruise variant for long distance satellite/human launches?

Amazon mechanical turk?

Using that you could not only have real people doing this work but also support (for low cost) people in developing nations who need money to survive.

Because of cookie policies they'd need to clear their cookies every time they query.

You could also after a time keep stats to determine when the prices are most likely to go down, and then only get the user's attention at those intervals.

Set it up so the user's browser scrapes it when a button is pressed, and send a reminder every X days as chosen by the user....

User comes to your site, clicks a button, and Southwest's page loads in an iframe, where js does the lifting.

Write an open source alternative or put the deps under the same license.

Librem 5 is a partial solution because the baseband has no access to the system.

"Source available" - ie licensed for end users to build and use, vs "open source" would be a good middle ground for such cases.

It lives on in Waterfox...

The HAP bit will probably at the least remain since it's part of the NIST assured computer program.

Coreboot does run on their laptops, but it has too many blobs to make the Libre crowd happy.

Purism has mentioned they may take interest in porting the rest of the way to libreboot someday.

The real issue too is that a lot of naysayers dislike Purism because they provide modern competition to people selling Librebooted laptops.

Dig a pit around the perimeter of the house if you have time, otherwise, burn a perimeter around the house in your yard to prevent the fire from reaching it.

Canonical and Mozilla are too busy virtue signaling and selling their users out for profit.

To the moon!

Coffee too I believe.

Using js for anything other than in browser work still makes me cringe.

Drawbridge is what powers SQL server for linux and is a full windows subsystem but is locked down.