It’s the Kroger kids isn’t it?

Mark Klein showed us this was true years ago.

Tried calling a new Indian place in town and they wanted a credit card to book a reservation. Didn’t end up going.

There are extended security options for win10. Might be worth it to consider kicking the can a bit farther down the road. https://0patch.com/

Entrenched companies often want more regulation to prevent startup competition. Pulling the ladder up behind them.

In your experience, what large organization restricts this? I’ve worked at a few SaaS companies and a FAANG that always gave us full install rights and browser choice. Granted we are on the software side, but I haven’t experienced this at all.

Why the dichotomy between the chrome listing on the store then?

How many gloves are in there?

Problems exist, but there’s never been a safer time to be a homosapien on Earth. A book called Abundance helped me gain a little perspective in these gloomy days.

It varies by org but yes verticals are usually product silos that serve certain types of customers or needs.

The phrase is champing at the bit. I was 35 years old before I learned that, so thought I’d pass it on. Thanks for posting!

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What about LineageOS?

LTT had a few videos on degoogling your life. Provides some alternatives to each service.

These still exist in Ireland. Argos is a big one.

What big company is going to risk a fine tomorrow for profit today? Literally all of them?

Am I supposed to trust the company to correctly define ‘essential?’ Seems easy to weasel around and makes me nervous.