Yay for Firefox

The real travisty here is The Verge trying to install Chrome instead of Firefox

Upper class problems

What's really interesting is to look at the time scale when each our pets were first domesticated. Dogs domestication happened between 20,000 and 40,000 years ago, while the cat started becoming domesticted only 4000 years ago. Pretty crazy to think how much of a difference their is in the time it took each of them to become adaptive to human society. Makes you wonder what house cats will be like given the time frame dogs have had.

I don't care if the DeLorean is impractical. I think it's one of the classiest and timeless looking cars out there.

Now that's a top quality shitpost

Can we stop calling this shit AI? It has no intelligence

Idk how accurate this is anymore. LA county is 9.7 million while Michigan, North Carolina and Georgia all have a population over 10 million.

Im really confused by this sentiment. Ive been using Firefox since like 2007 and I was just a teenager who didn't know any better.

Its been working fine for 16 years now.

Trains and Trams please and thank you

Pardon me, but what the hell are you going on about?

I think all religion is absolutely dumb and superstitious, but I give satanism a pass for the sake of essentially trolling what is considered normal religious standards.

Condom lube on my cheese board doesn't sound appetizing

If this isn't a reason to trust bust Google, I don't know what is.

What an odd article to see when this has been well known for years.

Its really fascinating to see how cyclical our culture is. Ive heard historians say that we are experiencing a very similar time period compared to the late 1800s and the early 1900s.

Lets hope that this trend doesn't lead to another world war and a depression. But I think what these experts have been trying to convey is its likely we will find ourselves in a new social revolution in the coming years. It happened back then, it will happen again.

The US in nutshell here

Or just don't buy American cheese because it's gross and fake.

Please tell me that Google was so tone deaf that they actually made a starte page banner for the anniversary of Monopoly or something.

I want to better understand this because the sky is clearly a specific color that has been there since the beginning.

How did proto humans not look up at the sky and considered in their feeble brains, "everything above the ground is this very unique color. It's different from the ground, and the plants."

I get that sea and lakes really don't look blue. But did they look up and not see some shade of blue on a clear day?