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I willingly pay $5/month for Kagi. I'd willingly pay $5/month for Firefox.

Here's a video that demonstrates it - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-fzNuhgY_9A

https://michaelscepaniak.com I've been blogging since 2008 (but very inconsistently) about sustainability, software development, diet & exercise, entrepreneurship, travel, finance,…

I suppose. But, I would think the charge/debit would just be declined.

I just saw my (large-ish US-based) bank add the following language to my account agreement: > After your Account is closed, we may temporarily reopen your Account to resolve a disp…

> So, less suburbs and more what? Sprawling, automobile-centric development enforced by exclusionary zoning has been the prevailing land-use model in the US and Canada for so long …

For a recent personal project, I wanted to format the generated HTML. My first stab at it used Prettier. But, I was very underwhelmed with the processing speed. I then gave js-beau…

I recently migrated from Evernote to Joplin. This was a concern for me, as well. However, I got past it. This isn't a case of "lock in". Even if Joplin loses mindshare and stops be…

I've been drinking raw milk for a little more than a year now. Before then, I had never had a lick of it. In fact, I hadn't drank any milk before that point for years. I haven't ex…

In my 20+ years of professional web-based software development, mostly in the commercial space, accessibility was never made a requirement. This spanned more than a half dozen clie…

What was the first mainstream TV commercial you remember seeing with a URL? For me, I think it was a commercial for Oracle during a (NFL) Superbowl. I don't remember the year.

While the study appears to be based on VA data, I don't see anything about it being based on 60-year-olds.

If you are interested in taking action, consider donating to the Farm-to-Consumer Legal Defense Fund - https://www.farmtoconsumer.org/ Buying directly from farmers is also good. Bu…

> Paying for gifts... does not work. When the context is friends/family exchanging gifts, I agree. But, given the context of the author's argument (open-source software), I disagre…