None that I'm aware of. I guess it's possible, but I have not seen it be the case yet.
Edit: I can tell you for a fact that the ones I'm listing are legitimate. And if you don't believe me, try purchasing one with the multi-signature escrow.
I've been involved in crypto since like 2013 or 2014 and the most common thing that I buy with crypto is my groceries.
I got some oceanfront property in Arizona. I'd be glad to sell you.
It's also used to buy baking pans, dove soap, coffee makers, and toasters. Xmrbazaar.com
Firefox gets tons of funding from Google, and their code is quite frankly humongous. From what I understand, it's extremely hard to get the gecko web view engine to work. In another browser, unless it's a fork of Firefox, unlike Chromium where you can just redesign an entire browser around it.
Yes, you absolutely can. Decor apps are actually very nice.
Fair enough, there's some really golden information in this thread.
The higher the frequency, the worse that is. So standing very close to an HF antenna that only broadcasts up to like say 30 megahertz is different than standing next to a 700 megahertz cell phone antenna, which is different from standing next to a 2.5 gigahertz cell phone antenna. The reasoning for that is due to power levels and wavelength of the radio signal itself.
You know, that's a good point. I didn't even think of that. But you're right.
Mind crossposting this to !t_mobile@lemmy.ml?
Also, they will lose. The FCC has said that the companies can build towers where they are needed for coverage. They might have to make it look like a tree or something, but they cannot be rejected from building it.
By using PeerTube instead
I personally don't have a PDF reader since Firefox can open them and so can Fossify Files