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Precisely. Ad and user data supported products will always balance making their users happy, with making their paying customers happy.

If you’re looking for a new search engine, I’ve been using paid search provider, Kagi.com, for the last few months. They’ve been great.

What does this even mean?

This is sweet. Now I can upgrade my old Mac! How have I never heard of this before?

Sublime is quite nice. It’s fast and lean, but also supports LSP plugins, so you get the same language tools as VSCode. I’m also trying out https://Zed.dev. It’s similarly lightweight, but has a lot more built in (with no plugin support). It’s still in beta though, and a little rough around the edges.

I didn’t think that book lived up to the hype. But maybe I just didn’t get it.

The only Matter devices I’ve seen so far don’t support Thread, but work over WiFi.

Cool. I didn’t realize Thread was it’s own radio standard, and separate from Bluetooth. Makes sense!

That's neat. How much do they change you? Does the salt just get released into the environment at their facility instead at your home?

Sorry! I created the reply on MacOS and provided MacOS links. I didn’t realize the iOS apps are different. But they do exist!

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• Wipr: Simple and effective ad blocker
• User Scripts: customize your browsing experience (https://greasyfork.org)
• 1Password: password manager
• Kagi: premium search engine