Pi hole is definitely great but I’ll concede that getting that going probably qualifies as ‘going out of the way’. That said, it is worth every penny/second spent configuring.

1. Download Firefox (or other preferred gecko browser)
2. Install uBlock Origin add-on

Really going out of the way to avoid them.

I get that, but someone commiting fraud could pretend to be a living person too. I’d rather have the potential for someone to do something illegal that they’re able to do regardless of purging voters than a system where real, living, eligible voters are disenfranchised.

Why the fuck is any person ever having their voter registration rescinded? It’s simply undemocratic.

Like taxation without representation

What is avoidable is a subscription to their retail store, with its own very severe workplace issues.

And while it may be difficult or unrealistic to not be a cog in their web presence, people can still avoid being a direct consumer of that as well.

I don’t order garbage on amazon or pay people to bring food to my house, and have been able to survive somehow. Wild.

We no longer need hipsters, rappers, or lovers of Western culture — only Navalny supporters come from them,”

lol

Can do, bucko ;P

Is that supposed to say beaucoup?

Well clearly this guy was smoothie brained.

Only cops get that perk.

Why are they always Rogue planets? Never any Cleric or Barbarian planets.

There are other answers, but privacy as well. Some people who do business online may not want to give their home address out.

To their customers*. Not to the literally billions of people directly affected by their debacle.

what are you advocating for?

Probably a conversation, composed of logic, not tongues, riddles, idiocy and lunacy.

If you’re here saying Ukraine is bad because it’s forcing people to go invade another country, and you’re going to make no effort to acknowledge the situations that have put them in a position to even need to have considered doing that, you’re an idiot.

He said “Donald Trump was the dumbest goddamn student I ever had”

One of the justices literally writes about that. In this article.

“The question must be asked: Does anyone really believe that the parents in this country who feed their young children boneless wings or chicken tenders or chicken nuggets or chicken fingers expect bones to be in the chicken? Of course they don’t,” Justice Michael P. Donnelly wrote in dissent.

But unfortunately that’s too nuanced for a vast portion of the population to understand. By design, of course.

A crowd strike, you could call it