If they did the same for their constituents I don't think anyone would have a problem with this. They bring up a valid point of needing to maintain two residences, and one is certainly in an expensive area.

The infighting and inability to do much for the people they represent really do bring their value into question.

I prefer having the choice. That's what was bad about cable - you had to buy the bundle for one channel, and they lumped a bunch of other stuff you didn't want in with it.

Have it been so long that people forgot how shitty this was?

You can blame IBM for that...

I love ufw... So straightforward and easy to use.

Extensions by definition are a security issue. For that matter, so is being connected to the Internet in the case of a browser.

Exactly. The only point it wins from me is AD identity integration in a work environment. Other than that edge and chrome are the same garbage.

Edge at work, FF everywhere else.

He's from Longview, so that tracks better than you realize.

I'd love to see the code as implemented for the iframe feature. Sounds like a good way to protect your intellectual property.

I don't think it's as unpopular as you think. I've also disabled them due to frequency.

Too many alerts for everything at all times. Alert fatigue is real. I hate that I've done it, as I may miss something important.

The better question is why would we want that?

Microsoft has historically not been friendly to anyone else. Until they prove otherwise, this is going to be my assumption. It's some form of embrace/extend/extinguish.

I love that Linux is everything that Microsoft is not. I love that I have full control of my hardware. I have control over processes. I have control over packages. And user control is the default.

I can already join a Linux PC to a domain and run VPN. I can easily transfer files. I'm good.

I can't believe you can just opt out of that after murdering someone's children. Incarceration would be mandatory. Why is this not?

They do, that's true. But with better salaries in the private sector and strict anti-cannabis policies, their talent pool is tightly restricted.