If anything, it's less cooked this way.

neongrizzly.com (Erik of internet comment etiquette's webstore) has had a gay frog shirt for years, if you're interested.

Having an official infowars one without giving Jones any money might be more appealing though.

Siri was already an iphone/android app before Apple bought it, to be fair.

Some manufacturers in the industry are already standardising on one or two designs since a few years ago.

Out of the 27 EU countries, there are only apple stores in 8 of them.

I think most of the web wasn't encrypted by default until letsencrypt came on the scene just over a decade ago. (I remember a few "free cert" offerings that were entirely manual, and cost you $200 if you wanted to revoke a cert)

It's firmly the default now, and very odd if a site doesn't default to https.

I wish they'd show up like regular videos in the subscription feed, like they used to a few years ago.

Currently, I have to guess who uploaded a short to decide if I want to watch it.

Isn't it always 100, by definition?

I dont think IQ is based on american adults.

It's based on whatever population you're testing, IIRC.

If it's in the Antarctic, it may be covered by treaty, and not legal to own.

Back when they still had staffed support, and were called twitter, I'd have to spend a week or more back and forth with them when I inevitably hit the demand for a phone number. Most of the time the account got unlocked.

This was usually a few weeks/months after they were in the news for selling people's phone numbers.