Yeah, but nobody reported on this issue before.

I'm still in high school but here is my question. Would it be possible to create a startup on a F-1 visa(student visa) and then sponsor yourself if the startup gets enough money to afford paying an employee and get a work visa that could later lead to a GC? Thanks

I really like this website. In a way it is relaxing to browse the old web.

Aren't we already 8B people?

Last time I checked firefox lists the website an extension has permissions on

It does, and lists it again when you install the extension :) What I was getting at was that there are so many developers that just put in "*" out of laziness, when their extension might need access to only a handful of domains, or even just one.

Safari actually handles this pretty well. By default you will be prompted per-site which domain you want the extension to run on, or you can set your allow or deny all except your whitelist.

I really like Edge's "site access: on click" for extensions. Hoping for FF to add it at some point

Graphene OS has its own camera app that is not that good, but people have run the google camera app on it without issues

That does not contain the words "FBI" or "watch"

Have you ever considered going for Markdown? # is used for defining headers in markdown.

I think they're essentially using "hashtags", so they could have many for one note.

Thanks reddit! I'm going to delete both accounts today and it is over. Also yes you have quality content, but starting today reddit will be totally blocked at dns level on my computers

> and likely most websites I use on Linux can access my clipboard

That is totally false. Any good web browser is asking for permission first.