DreadPotato
The closest thing was around a decade ago, the popcorntime
That method is still around, it's just called stremio and you use a plugin called torrentio to get the torrent streaming functionality that popcorntime offered.
No its "gig economy", and it's primary purpose seems to be skirting labour laws by calling their employees "independent contractors" so they can save money by screwing the people working for them.
Well it's hard to tell sarcasm online, especially when no steps to convey tone or articulation have been added to the text formatting.
That's because you're using fairly old hardware, anything in the 2000-series and up doesn't work very well.
Products do need regular security updates though.
It also does that in teslas, it automatically goes in to "dark mode" so it's not a large white screen, reduces blue light and dims backlight on the screen when it's dark outside.
Without a somewhat centralized codebase, development will be an absolute nightmare. Old versions floating about with bugs or so old there has been breaking changes in the API, and did you make your additions to the latest version...no wait, 4 people made different additions around the same time, but each released their own versions, and they were not based on the same version either. With no single place to report and collect fixes and development it'll be a fragmented pile of crap real fast.
Your contract probably specifies time, not output, so you're being pair for your time.
And yes, many who finish early with assignments just use the extra time to either work less or generally slower. That's quite normal and completely understandable, I do that too. Nevertheless, you/we probably should inform our employers that they're not getting full bang for their buck with your current effort, if you're consistently underloaded.
"Your browser has a unique fingerprint"...well that isn't good...