I installed it one week ago after getting a new Pixel 8. Loving it so far.

I just sent them a simple email with the subject being “arbitration opt-out” and a body of “I opt out of mandatory arbitration.”

bUt wE aLsO wAiVE tHe rIgHT to SuE yOu! says the company who doesn’t stand to gain anything from suing its users

A bounceback? What does that mean? Anyways I sent three emails to [email protected] but got no replies at all.

They were correcting your spelling

a friendly reminder that there are also people outside of the US or Europe

I know you meant that as a joke but I feel the need to point out that acupuncture isn’t just randomly stabbing needles in your body (nor into your veins) just in case someone didn’t know. Acupuncture is inserting needles into very specific positions on your body according to what your symptoms are or what you want to achieve.

Genuine question: If I use a cryptocurrency such as Monero for its privacy benefits (only for spending, not as an investment), am I indirectly making crypto mining more profitable and hurting the environment?

ps. I don’t use any crypto yet.

Edit: actually I don’t care that much about private money. What if I were to just use some crypto because it’s convenient? Would that be bad?

I’ve been trying out Floorp for a few days now. It’s a great browser but honestly I don’t see that much of a difference compared to regular Firefox. If I had to pick, my favorite feature from Floorp would be the fact that it packages changes that would normally reuuire fiddling with userChrome.css into simple toggles in about:preferences. I especially like how it makes hiding the horizontal tab bar so easy when I use Tree Style Tabs. That being said, I have fully switched over anyways.