I mean technically if we didn't have Roman aqueducts, would we have Gmail today?

All right, but apart from the sanitation, the medicine, education, wine, public order, irrigation, roads, the fresh water system, public health, and GMail what have the Romans ever done for us?

All right, but apart from Google Wave, Google Reader, Google+, Inbox, Stadia, Project Ara, Google Glass, Loon, Picasa, Orkut, Hangouts, Allo, Duo, Google Domains, Google Health, Google Notebook, iGoogle, Knol, Jaiku, Daydream VR, Google Play Music, Nexus, Fusion Tables, Bump, Revolv, Songza, QuickOffice, Meebo, Panoramio, Milk, Schemer, Sparrow, Poly, Tilt Brush, Tour Builder, URL Shortener, Latitude, Spaces, Google Hire, Google Bulletin, Shoelace, and Neighbourly, Android Things, Project Tango, Ara Module Marketplace, Google TV, Nexus Q, Google Play Newsstand, Google Play Movies & TV, Google Podcasts, Google Now, Google Now Launcher, Google Goggles, Gesture Search, MyTracks, Google Play Edition, Android Auto for Phone Screens, All Access, Google Currents, Google SMS Search, Google Cloud Messaging, Android Beam, Androidify, Field Trip, Google Currents, and Google Play Artist Hub, what has Google ever done for us?

I'm a little out of the loop. Are any of those still active projects?

Not a one. ;)

https://killedbygoogle.com/

If you click on the comments in the honest version, it'll redirect you to the real version.

Still it would be great to be able to see on hover

On Coursera I really liked the Roman Architecture course from Yale: https://www.coursera.org/learn/roman-architecture

The instructor is really passionnate about what she's talking about, which really makes the subject more interesting than I thought it would be.

I mean there could be a middle ground between no shiny features at all and iOS.

There are 15 degoogled custom ROMs listed in the wiki at https://customromhardware.miraheze.org so saying this is a binary choice is just wrong.

> don’t smoke, keep your weight down, move often, sleep properly, keep blood pressure and cholesterol in check, and go easy on the booze.

And UVs, don't forget UVs.

As in UV light?

Maybe it’s the clockwork orange protocol: lots of milk and Ultra Violence.

I'm not sure the list has been provided by uBlock, looking at their repo[0] I understand that the list is available for uBlockOrigin and uBlacklist, but not made by them.

[0] https://github.com/laylavish/uBlockOrigin-HUGE-AI-Blocklist

Maybe they were depicting RNA? (probably not)

No; what they drew doesn't look like real DNA or (duplex double stranded) RNA. Both have differently sized/spaced grooves (see https://www.researchgate.net/profile/Matthew-Dunn-11/publica...).

At least they got the handedness right.

Shouldn't this be a "Show HN:" post?

You're right - I thought I had posted it to show HN but obviously not...

> is powered by immigrants paid much less than other citizens

I mean, that's how Deliveroo and other delivery services (Uber eats and equivalents) works (at least here in Europe).

It was a mistake from my part to write a quick comment, there's much more than having a low pay that makes it impossible to have a similar hawker culture in other countries.

Singapore is effectively a big city, just the difference in geometry between it and pretty much any country you're thinking of makes it impossible to have a "hawker center 10 minutes of walk away from anybody".

Also see this project for web services alternatives: https://degooglisons-internet.org/en/