LifeInMultipleChoice
Mozilla is just as big of a scam and has had presence here on lemmy from the beginning. Anyone who thinks FireFox isn't a remote control car driven by Google and does there bidding is lying to themselves in my opinion. (It will get downvoted here) But if someone pays all your bills to stay alive, you aren't doing anything but what they say. If Mozilla wants to be a company that has something to say, they need to cut their contracts with Google. Up to 85% of revenue from Firefox comes from Google. Or as people like to say on here.. if 20 people sit down at a table, and 17 are "Nazis" the other 3 are as well.
So if Google is bad, Firefox is as well
Squash I can often make last a couple days worth of meals. Depending on the squash you can roast it like a chicken parmesan, just skip the cheese (yikes). My second year here I grew around 100s cucumbers on accident from a 8x4 plot. So I could pickle cucumbers and then dehydrate some for chips, something entertaining for winter snacks
Why would I not get it from strawberries, blackberries and such? I live to far north for oranges and such, not to mention trees take years to mature for harvest. Strawberries I figure I planted a couple years ago and can just expand, blackberries people say spread easily. Broccoli might be an option, I'm not big on collard greens but they are around the area. Spinach should grow here fine. I suppose you could can that stuff as well. I usually do Peppers and tomatoes, but those don't have vitamin C I dont think.
Forgot, quash/zucchini/cucumbers grow well here.
I'll have to check what nutrition they have
If there was something else to get out into sure, but as a broke person who can't invest, I sure wish I had something that will be able to be traded if there is a collapse. My only fall back is my chickens. Figure if all goes to hell I'm sure I can make it a few months off eggs water and multivitamins. Really need to find a consistent source of fiber/vitamins like vitamin C. Probably need to get my strawberry patch back going, blackberries and such would be good additions, but harvesting enough to store/ through the seasons would be tough.
I don't think there would be an actual full collapse, I just figure I have to assume I wont ve ablr to afford anything beyond rent/utilities. Then when I can buy necessities
How can a company started as a non-profit, have a subsidiary that is for profit? (Restructure this year). So basically like a quarter of the company is staying non-profit, and the rest is becoming for profit, and that's the portion external investors like Microsoft own stake in.
It just sounds like tax fraud from the start. "Legal tax holes" where the end costs will come out of the populations pockets and not the companies
In 1969 we didn't land on the moon, the moonlings landed in the desert and exchanged a flag with us. They all believed in communism utopias so Admiral Horatio Nelson told them they had to fuck right off this rock and not come back.
I would have done the same thing, except the asking chatgpt to write it part, actually kinda sounds like fun
I don't use maps often but what's been going wrong in Google maps? I know whatever Uber/Lyft was using was having a hard time keeping up with local changes (bridges being shut down for months would stay on every driver's directions), they'd switch to Google to get an accurate map
I'm not sure, I'm sure every state is different too. May have to get around the sovereign immunity as well. It isn't impossible, as their are usually clauses that bypass it but Texas may have very few
Nah that admits they may have been at fault for something, much better to counter sue and make the people of Texas pay possibly billions of dollars in stupid lawsuits that they will have to look at their government and say what the fuck, we knew that was bogus