That's nice, but everybody already knew that and no one cares about Firefox, terrible browser

Shareholders like that don't just dictate everything bro lol

No

no one cares what enables hate groups, it's not 2022 anymore

What? Old reddit isn't using old facts.

I skimmed down and if this was about Kagu indexing being out of date then sorry I just realized that

Not "Old reddit" as in https://old.reddit.com. "Old Reddit" as in "Older stuff on reddit before they gave access only to Google".

America is made up of 5+ full fledged nations of people inside it with different ethnic, cultural, and genetic backgrounds. Why do you expect them to be anything like the Finns or Norwegians?

Alternatively, FT has always allowed 95%+ of paywalls to be bypassed by being referred from Bing. Copy subject, Bing.com, paste, click FT, no paywall

Great catch! Many years ago this worked exceptionally well with Google translate.

Can't say this works for me, for this article at least.

Cool! Any other sites this works for?

Anyone know why?

I'm guessing it must be because of some kind of deal between Microsoft and Financial Times. If that's so then probably there are also similar deals with other publishers.

Edit:

ChatGPT seems to disagree with me:

https://chatgpt.com/share/8b85ea2f-86bc-4c63-91fc-e32482c8e5...

(It says that it's more likely just an unintended side-effect of the mechanism that FT.com uses to let search engines like Bing or Google index their full articles.)

This is what I've heard in the past: the companies want their articles to be recommended by search engines, but want the consumer to pay for it.

Was this a decade ago? I've been following Telegram development for over five years and never heard of this

Telegram user since 2014 and never heard of it. This definitely never happened.

I think The Peripheral was renewed but went into total production limbo due to the strikes last year. It was then cancelled.

Ok yeah I looked it up it was renewed fast in early February 2023 but was cancelled in August