It’s an iOS feature, I’m pretty sure. Works on just about any hyperlink I think, I just sell the things though. I don’t actually use them.

I used to pirate a lot more when I couldn’t afford to fill my media desires. Nowadays I’m a bit more principalled, I’m not paying collector prices for old super Nintendo games for instance. That shit gets emulated and if I’ve already bought a game on console, especially if I bought a standard and “complete” edition, I’ll likely piratd a PC copy for modding and the like.

Though sometimes a piece of art is created by a morally bankrupt company and while I typically just ignore the things they produce, sometimes I really want to try it, so I pirate it. 

Of course not, they’d call it crudite

Nope

Change your dsn to dns.adguard.com

Edit: Firefox on Android has unlocked origin as well nowadays

But did you try stack overflow?

Most corps block vpn traffic, I know there are ways to “tunnel” traffic to get around this but I’m not very familiar with them

Your point is absolutely valid, but what’s happening at Twitter really is only relevant to social media news. There’s no tech changing or advancing, just a really bad marketing decision. I personally do not believe that this is tech news or relevant to it.

It doesn’t have to be an answer that’s for everybody

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