I don't know if others have this problem but the more it goes, the less I can surf the web.
I'm having all kinds of problems on the sites that I didn't previously have: logins that don't work, purchases that crash, pages that don't display, popups that I can't close, videos that don't launch, unclickable links and many more.
My browsers are quite recent, nothing fancy but being on debian and using Firefox ESR or Librewolf udpated during the last months.
I suspect some Google-tards webdevs that just stack pieces of codes and scripts without thinking outside of Chrome and it becomes annoying to the point where dutifully creating a parallel web is sexier than ever.
Initiatives like frogfind.com are cool but very limited for now. Only the future will tell how it will go for ungoogled people.
@leo
BACK TO THE OLD / WHAT WORKS
Yeah basically that's the Achilles heal of tech with that mentality of getting people's attention, make it good, and then re-finance / re-wrap the whole thing (to get more money or change habits / coral fish further).
This is what S.T.E.M. doesn't really knowledge and some on my server don't even focus on just build build build! (balance and see which cycles we're in is important but it's hard for people to change when they realise who they are working for or when there is too many doing their job (software engineers).
Anyway a bit of digression BUT it's the same overkill and same not doing / seeing what loops we're in or become looped into.
Ungoogled people basically will just regress back to 2000's with a few new toys but old lasting longest / hardest to block :)
P.S / Reminder
Also by the way you said you'd update me / others about the use of the currency used at market - could you write something to me or us all about that?
(if feels like you actually forgot this and well... so anyway write me- thanks)
@freeschool
> Also by the way you said you'd update me / others about the use of the currency used at market - could you write something to me or us all about that?
I will. I forgot to took pictures of the event unfortunately but I will take the time to give an update as the local dynamics where I live are very interesting regarding currencies.