Vivaldi if you want chromium based. Very good privacy and ad blocking out of the box Also, based in Norway, so your privacy is preserved a lot better than Brave which is based in the US, so your data is compromised by default
Firefox, or derivatives.
So yeah, Brave is a bad choice
Brave is essentially malware
My father was an airline captain. When he started flying, VOR was a major navigation aid, and I imagine most airplanes have VOR receivers (highly directional radios). The next big upgrade were inertial navigation systems, but I don’t know if newer planes have then, since GPS was considered pretty resilient, due to the sheer amount of satellites. But yeah, planes have been getting to their destinations by one way or another since the beginning.
Actually, when Yahoo was the search giant, before Google went mainstream, they were pretty damn good at what they did.
Oh, you are going to pay. The bubble is going to fuck us all quite thoroughly.
1st. I’m an omnivore. You are too. We are not hevibores. It’s a survival trait. Rats, bears, and a few other animals are too. There is the question of choice, of course. I choose to remain what evolution has made me. That said, I try to eat as much free range meat/fish (I’m still trying to figure out the problem of aquaculture vs intensive and destructive fishing) as I possibly can.
2nd. Animals are part of a freeding chain, except for a few, like us, Orcas, etc. who are apex predators.
3rd. I don’t hunt anymore, but I still fish. I feel better if the animal, my adversary, is in somewhat even terms. Call it some twisted atavic logic, but to me it makes it ethically acceptable.
BTW, I do get a pleasure from winning that fight, but I don’t derive pleasure from the death itself.
Also, if minimizing the agony means that the animal has no chance, I know what I’d choose, having a chance.
But that’s just me. However, just as I respect the choice of vegetarians and vegans, I do not acknowledge the rights of others judging me for being what evolution has made me. I do, however , try to be a “better” animal eater.
Yeah, I would also fear those subhumans whom I have killed and expelled to “colonize”
Meanwhile, 2.700 people die DAILY from mosquito bites (from disease they transmit).
Spear fishing, or any traditional fishing method, forr food, is about as ethical as it gets. It’s a pretty even field. You’re out of your element, and using muscle power, while exerting yourself, while running out of oxigen.
Trawling and other intensive methods are not.
Bow hunting large animals, especially boar, which can be dangerous as all fuck, is also fine by me. Shooting small game with fucking 12 gauge, is not.
It’s already in place:
Exemptions in labor laws allowing children as young as 12 to work legally on commercial farms for unlimited hours remain in place.
Oh, wait, that is the southern US.
Wasn’t his full name Charles Ponzi-Scheme?
It’s well known that ballistic missiles with kinetic payloads are essentially unstoppable, and can take out carriers, for example, for little cost. A fucking low tech Scud carries something like a ton. Imagine a supersonic swarm of 1000kg tungsten bullets raining on a carrier.
I’ve had aquariums on and off through the decades. My last one was a 150 L tank, very well planted, and three small schools, zebras, lneons and guppies. All of them keep to small areas in the wild, and see to be fine in that sort of surroundings. Also, schools are mesmerizing. A Japanese aquarist, Takashi Amano was famous for designing huge aquariums, with massive forests, and just a few fish.
Oh , you two, get a room already!
I’m always surprised I these conversations that almost no one mentions always having a useful, generally charged, decent close range flashlight.
I’m old enough to ha e experienced that having a zippo was the most reliable way to see close range stuff. Flashlights were basically dead battery containers.
The list goes on…
You thought gas prices are bad? Just wait until sugarcane sugar skyrockets!
They have pulled quite a few shenannigans. Vivaldi is clean as a whistle so far. Also, based in Europe, and developed by the original Opera (Chinese owned now) developers, which have a great record.