At this point, probably not. But, at one time, I did leave Firefox for Chrome when it was new.
Bongles
joined 1 year ago
Fair enough
I use bitwarden over Firefox because it can auto fill into apps. So, my bank apps or whatever else. And I'm not tied to Firefox if, for some reason, I want to stop using it.
It's similar to why I don't use Samsung pass on my phone. It'd work better filling in the fields, but that's not going to help me on my PC, and I don't want to maintain multiple managers.
Sure, but you know most people do not have to do what you just described.
Lemm.ee is good
Because bacteria would need to implement defenses to both attacks simultaneously, the researchers calculated that drug resistance is nearly impossible.
I'm no expert by any means, but I do know that several genetic failsafes have to be overcome simultaneously for you to develop cancer, so I don't see why it would be nearly impossible for bacteria to overcome only two things at once.
And the credit rating one I can certainly get behind but some of it sounds like BS
It is. There's no change to your credit rating or report over whether or not you paid interest. It's not even a reported statistic. At best, you could argue that if they see the credit utilization is low and your payments are always on time that you probably don't pay a lot of interest, but that is a typical indication of good credit.
It's more likely that they had one credit card and not that long of a credit history with it.
I like those rims.
Side tangent, but I wish people would recognize that more. You didn't disprove something by providing ANOTHER fact.
How is it not related?
I mean, it's literally in the name. "Hey, you know how some kids hate the crust and their parents cut it off? What if we sold it like that."
This didn't happen at the theme park, this happened at Disney Springs, which is basically a mall.