No, I frankly don't have the slightest clue how I did it.
Alto
joined 1 year ago
I apparently threw my glasses across the room in my sleep last night. Spent a solid 5 minutes going full on Velma mode looking for them.
He's not being charged with the not paying his bills part, he's being charged with the committing fraud to be able to get that much server time part.
Turns out people that want to block access to information are generally shit people.
Who would've thunk?
People who thought OJ Simpson was innocent at the time of the trial, did you later change your mind?
It's the perfect example of what happens when your police department is so corrupt and racist that they try to frame a guilty man.
That would likely be why they specified North America
Can't say they'd work 100% on this phone, but there are apps that allow you to switch your audio input/output that may help
Im sorry that you're so tolerant of bigotry. I can't help you
The founder/CEO actively donates to anti-LGBT organizations, including ones that support conversion therapy. The guy is an awful piece of shit, and any decent person should take whatever steps necessary to not support them.
Thankfully, that's as simple as not using Brave.
I'd appreciate it if you wouldn't put words in my mouth.
I'd also prefer companies have strict policies against that sort of thing, and if I found out a company was fostering a workplace where that awful view is acceptable, I would boycott them as well.
The founder generally receives the biggest piece of the pie. That's obviously a more significant thing. Frankly, I think you know this and are simply arguing in bad faith.
And get out of here with your purity test bullshit. Yeah, I personally go to some pretty extreme lengths to boycott companies. But that's nowhere near as important as the general spirit of being against bigotry and opposing it, violently if necessary, anywhere you see it.
If you can't see why one would boycott a company with a loud and proudly bigoted founder, i don't know what the fuck to tell you other than you need to take a long, hard look in the mirror.
Or, y'know, literal decades (centuries?) by medical professionals