"Prove a negative, please!"
Fuck outta here
"Prove a negative, please!"
Fuck outta here
They don't own the DNA itself, but they do own the rights to the resulting sequence. It's akin to a biography--you don't own the person's life, but the author put it down on paper and owns the rights to the book.
Multiple companies sequencing the same DNA don't end up in copyright spats because the DNA itself isn't copyrightable.
People are "whining" about an out of control tipping culture. Doesn't matter if you like the service or not, tips are fucking ridiculous right now.
Car insurance costs go up quite a lot of you do Uber
I know how to cook, but sometimes I don't want to cook. I don't see why this is such a hard concept to grasp, and I don't know why everyone is so hostile towards people who choose to spend their money on this
It occurs to them, but sometimes you just don't want to.
Yeah but if it gets lost, they have to replace it, and if they leave it in a terrible place that's ripe for theft I can claim I never received it. Stealing from multi-billion dollar corporations is always morally correct. Plus, I get free shit out of it and they stop doing that pretty quickly :)
... They mean that you're supporting free speech by disabling and block and supporting them
The redirect thing is definitely just Firefox being weird. It's generally a basic redirect that triggers a return-to-app, and Firefox isn't following the redirect properly
Bewarned that the mobile Firefox app is really not great.
The browser is fine overall, don't get me wrong, there's just some inconveniences that aren't getting fixed.
Gen z is notoriously tech illiterate for anything but the bare minimum. The amount that have never touched a PC or anything other than an iPhone is incredibly disturbing.
Eh, they have about as much power over that as they do any other privacy breaches. It being DNA doesn't make a huge difference