When the indexes buy or if the 401K companies decide to refuse to buy until it properly ages

The tires are ripped, which means that they are incapable of holding air pressure. As any air pumped in will just blow out through the rips.

Umatrix, noscript or libreJS would solve that for you.

This advice is bad and wrong.

Python, guile and Lua are readily available.

Just use them instead. If you need to do anything more complex than a simple programming; use a programming language that supports proper explicit typing.

One database service but separate databases running inside of the service. Each database has 3 accounts: table_owner (no remote access), proc_owner (only table specific permissions and the owner of all stored procedures; no remote access) and application_account (no table access and only execute permissions on the proc_owner’s stored procedures).

Which means that even if the application is compromised, it can not compromise the database. It can only use approved stored procedures that check their inputs and abort on the smallest deviation from expected inputs.

Yes. A site serving 10 million users can operate on 2 servers costing $10/month if one does careful engineering.

The biggest costs are usually the people. A UBI system would be a much more efficient solution and actually preserve privacy.

Currently a TB of server bandwidth costs $3. A single ad to a thousand clicks pays more than that.

It isn’t costs that ads are paying but billions of dollars in profits.

The desire for more profit means that this solution will not eliminate ads or anything else currently available to generate even more profit

With the added detail that the extra information needing to be sent, would only make privacy erode faster

Dwm or dwl

St or havoc with tmux for your terminal. Should be able to get under 8MB in usage.

NPM is an unbootstrapped dumpster fire.

The abuse is usually a store charging against your benefits when you are not in the store and ultimately not getting the things that your benefits paid for… Walmart is by far the biggest welfare fraudster