Average CEO wage in China is $321,034...

Wonder if he's willing to work for that too?

AI... an expensive solution in desperate search for a profitable problem.

"We're going to 'deepen' your listening experience... by making it harder to listen!"

Even a broken brain is right once a day... or once a decade...

Corporations have long abused these visa to suppress wages in the sector and drive jobs away from skilled US workers.

If you're getting fed up of the enshittification of Chrome and the Crypto-bro behaviour of Brave is a non-starter, there's a new alternative that doesn't require moving to Firefox.

Helium is available in Beta for MacOS and Alpha for Linux/Windows and I've been pretty impressed with it so far. Completely de-shittified and with uBlock built in.

Wow. A whole $40 for having your data passed to illicit election meddlers without your consent!

Tell that to Kinder Eggs in the US.

You will also die one day too. Why not drink bleach and skydive without a parachute?

Really, what is the end game here?

A well-educated population is less likely to vote Republican. For example, non-educated men were 24% more likely to vote for Trump.

And we can't have men in dresses around children... right Bishop?

Because they inject their ideology into every single subject. You think they're teaching the kids hard science, or 7-day creationism.... ?

To be fair, Arc was already dead anyway before this acquisition happened.

Labybird is one to watch too. Completely new and fully independent browser engine built to web standards. Should have an alpha version by next year.

You generally need to install a VPN at the router level and then funnel all network traffic through that to get this to work. If your router doesn't support it, a common solution is to buy a Raspberry Pi and install PiHole (DNS-level ad-network blocker) and use it as a DHCP server for the whole network and then route all Pi traffic through a VPN the Pi connects to.

Not a simple task though I'm afraid.

What's insane is that people are paying Google sometimes hundreds of dollars for a click, not a sale, just one person clicking a paid advert.