Funny example that, considering how many missiles do go unused. Are you disagreeing with your own post then?

Well… has that happened with all the other weapons of war?

I mean I get the sentinment, and in localized situations this makes sense to a degree. OTOH you have all the nuclear missiles that were taken apart again or just turned to rust. Or the Zumwaldt class, which is just how you glue money bills together in the shape of a ship. Or the insane mountain of stuff that was never used and mothballed.

There are medical use ones, but also for sexual use (usually with some sort of extra like hardened dots).

What if it’s a live service book?!

I miss mercurial and it’s far more sensical flags and commands…

Android is technically a form of linux, no?

And who’d be the god of corporate hostile takeovers? :o

Not the point. Like the person you replied to said, as long as you have proof then in many jurisdictions it doesn’t matter how the agreement was made.

You can create a company here with a handshake (literally).

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Yeah and it could also not. 🤷

Ist it just Google or Bing user selectable?

So after constantly yelling at Mozilla for 10+ years they should do all kinds of things like a VPN, now we no longer find them to experiment to find alternative money sources?

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And then people wonder why everyone is sitting on old Android versions. 😂

If an article hasn’t cited any sources, then, imo, it isn’t news

News are those sources for a lot of situations. Someone has to create the primary source at the point of something happening or existing. That’s a news article. This can later be cited by somebody else “As reported by Reuters at xyz…”. There exist other sources of course, which are, kinda, The News™️ in their respective areas of events. Scientific findings usually have published works as their primary source. Computer vulnerabilities use CWEs or something equivalent once made public.

What source could a reporter sitting on a street in a civil unrest cite? Signed, ID-verified, named and double-checked-against-birth-certificate statements from people around him?

Was about to post this list, it’s a very good overall quick reference. It correctly identifies most of the tabloids posing as “real” newspapers, too.

First time seeing a CEO get replaced for whatever reason?don’t worry, we’ve all been there.

Oh so this will save thousands of lives then? And here I thought they just hire a new CEO while making their services worse to fund the bonuses for the new one. Silly me.

Sadly don’t know enough about that. I suspect it’s a specific theme-color it copies for the background of the tab strip, as that is significantly lighter than it is supposed to be.

What OS is that on?

Not how it looks for me:

If yours is on linux, I think that’s on the system to provide meaningful colors for these elements.