The article briefly links to another article that Tinnitus triggers your fight-or-flight response and I agree. You need to get rid of this instinctive response by moving it more into your awareness.
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Reason I posted this is because kagi's t-shirt shop is up, which is a bit of a weird move for a search engine. There has been some critisism on their lack of focus and giving away 20.000 free t-shirts to early supporters?
I do love their search engine though...
(not affiliated with them in any way except being a paying customer)
I love kagi, so the fact that they're down sucks even harder. But they're honest and transparent about the situation.
Not that "increased level of errors" or "degraded experience" nonsense
This bizarre set of tools is like the cookie wall solution. Make the solution so unusable for the end user but technically/legally correct (well, not sure actually) that you "comply" while also attempting to show how ridiculous the requirement is.
Would installing chrome, firefox or some other browser through google play work here? It'd be a hack, having a special mobile browser for just that site, but still
How long have you been making $3K/month? How much time (man-hours) did you invest in developing the product and were other costs involved? How much time/money does it currently cost to keep things running (e.g. updates, support, hosting)?
A decent developer can easily make $100K/yr, which is quite a lot of months of making $3000
The article briefly links to another article that Tinnitus triggers your fight-or-flight response and I agree. You need to get rid of this instinctive response by moving it more into your awareness.
My life is so much better now.