mistermithras

Interesting idea. Thank you for making it so easy!

Seattle has such a tax. It has done nothing to stop people from purchasing that foul stuff, however. They simply go to a neighbouring city and purchase it there - for less.

No web browser access -- failure

Privacy nightmare -- failure

That's too much for me so, well, not touching it.

Can you provide details of what you found and how?

I'm the designer. Your test is mostly accurate for me. Interesting...

One is curious as to why anyone needs to justify their existence.

You might want to check again. I notice a lot of goat cheese options - most of which are $6 or less and eligible for purchase via SNAP/EBT.

The noodles are a bit on the high side from my perspective. One option is $10.50 for a 3oz serving (for one person). That's $3.50/ounce. Another option is $23.39 for 30 packs with each pack being 2.82 ounces. That's around 28 cents/ounce. This one seems like the better option but I'm not into noodles anyway - even if, like these, they're certified Halal.

I know a bunch of folks who'd be interested (including myself). Those bad boys just ran and ran with very little tweaking. Love 'em to death. If no one else wants it, let me know. I'd be happy to give it a new home. Near Seattle here.

It doesn't appear to be down. What are you seeing?

Give me some climbing spikes and 10 good men and I'll breach that paywall. ;-)

I am very suspicious of anyone who claims that no logs are made/kept. Stuff has to be logged for basic maintenance of a server for instance.

Have you tried other shells like csh or tcsh?

May I suggest https://www.cotse.net/ ? They don't do this kind of stuff. I'm a long-time user/fan of them.

Grammarly is a fairly good resource.

Best guess: the blocking of trackers/adverts at the hardware level should increase your browsing speed marginally but I doubt it's anything more than that.

It's built-in for Windows 10. Check this link: https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/help/4028538/windows-10-...

I'm not entirely sure how ethics play into this.

For full-time work, an employer is expected to pay for your health care. That's how it's supposed to work in the U.S. anyway.

Until/unless you find what you're seeking, check out The Classic Browser (http://theclassictools.com/). I just found out about it today and it's fast.

I think Vivaldi is one of the most configurable browsers out there but that doesn't really answer your question. Or maybe I'm not quite understanding the question. Opera used to have everything added-in by default (mail, vpn, etc) but not sure if that's still the case with their move to a Chromium base.

Thunderbird. But I'm considering switching to Claws.

TOR is something I use only occasionally, when the need is there. Using it regularly would be too frustrating for me as TOR is godawfully slow even on a really fast connection.

One wonders where this interesting download lives since the OP didn't provide a link thereunto. :)

Get a credit freeze at all the services. That's a first-line defense.

Seattle has had a $15 wage for awhile now. San Francisco isn't the first city...

Diaspora seems to be the choice for this.

If it was a viable option and not a flawed economic theory, I'd return to school and learn more languages/arts to go with all the STEM stuff I already know.