First time I’m hearing about either of these which is going to be a problem.

chattel* slavery

https://duckduckgo.com/duckduckgo-help-pages/results/sources/

My reading is that the classic search listings are coming from Bing and the the quick answer type stuff is coming from DDGs systems.

They “just” merged the Team/channel and Chat systems together ala Slack.

What basic features?

Is that regional? Ours is working fine out in the midwest.

Yes.

Scripting, both frameworks and finished code with testing and iteration.

More often than not it gives me decent answers for the kind of info I’m searching for. Saves me a lot of time digging through ad layden pages and search results.

I’m guessing their excuse would be some BS statement about voter fraud and “dead people voting”. Obviously they don’t want to be identified.

Back in the day, deep down you knew what you were really getting. I’m a little annoyed these days when indie games use marketing visuals that look like they could be in-game for a modern title and then it’s all pixel art style. I get that you don’t make a pixel art poster, but in that case, go all-in on an art cover don’t let it be mistaken for game graphics.

Dang, my nightstand printer is such a great white noise generator too. ;p

Based on some of the legal and technical aspects of what people have said here, I wonder if it might still capture some of the essence of what you’re trying for, to do a proper cremation and then have the ashes poured into a boat, possibly in a fancy or ceremonial way, that is then burned. Or the ashes could be in a burnable urn and placed into the boat.

I think there’s a lot that you could do with staging and design that would allow the event to have very similar gravitas despite the lack of a full body.

Perfection

Posted through a Proton connection, what’s your VPN? As others have stated this is likely not .world directly, but rather a symptom of Cloudflare (DDoS) protections.

Of who’s money? 😜

Do you mean that as a relative 10%? Because this chart maxes out at 5%.

My frustration at least is blended between 2 related thoughts that seem to generally be shared with a large group of people, if not the majority. 1) IMO crypto is BS. 2) Building on that base, they are diverting dev resources away from improving their existing systems or developing a new product with broader appeal to instead service said BS.

I haven’t always been actively enthused about some of the things Proton has decided to build out, but this may be the first time I’ve been legitimately disappointed.

Windows didn’t do anything, this was an update applied by the Crowdstrike agent.

Background is probably black because it’s still pointed at the old, non-onedrive, path that no longer leads anywhere.