While the young people of this generation are generally useless when it comes to something more complicated than microsoft word, the people who are good at technology, usually are very good at it.
"Young people bad!" This paragraph has nothing to do with the rest of the post.
I interpret top level comments as responses to OP unless they say something otherwise.
I don't get what your comment is getting at. I don't view this post as saying anything special or unique about the notification. I see it as a warning that Firefox is now doing this.
Sending telemetry like crashes and what features you use/don't use isn't really in the same category as using location data for marketing purposes. It's a very important distinction to draw.
Alright gang, what are some good open source Firefox forks available on Android and Linux?
Put your finger in front of your face. Focus on it. Background blurry? That's depth of field. Now look at the background and notice your finger get blurry.
Yeah, especially games with any amount of sniping. Instantly crippling yourself.
That doesn't describe jumping a line, it just describes waiting in more lines. Is that all there was to it?
Echoey clapping from the stairwell
Plus, statements like "felt like hours" can mean many different things. Anon says it felt like hours, yet doesn't describe very many things happening. The sort of amnesia-like feeling of waking up from a dream when your brain has flushed your short term memory down the drain and has to rebuild context for what happened can be described as "feeling like hours passed" when not much time passed. Anon's dream doesn't have many details because, like all dreams, it wasn't terribly long. It felt like a long time, because like all sleep, there is a very distinct gap in your perception of time about what happened.
Normalize sharing context.