Yes. Completely open source (not open core) and every action happens in-browser. With Stirling, you send the doc to the server.
Also, Stirling had long-winded whining about their tracking pixel, Bento initially had something similar (but more privacy-friendly) and when asked about it immediately removed it without fuss.
Pluribus
I'm a bit worried that the premise just doesn't provide enough material to make a really good show. Also a bit weird to watch something totally unrelated to breaking bad, but where the cinematography is so clearly BB. Gave me a bit of whiplash, ngl. Well. Let's see where they go with it!
I will never understand why people wear wear-once, then throw-away clothes.
- Cheers, typing this from within my 8-year-old coat that'll stay in use at least another 8
Nein, waaaas
Nah. In Europe, Venmo is just not a thing, because bank transfers are free and fast. IDs are a plastic card, just like almost everywhere else.
Banking apps are a bit more problematic, because most people (and probably banks, idk) prefer if you use those not just if you have a smartphone and want to do banking on it, but also as a second factor for when you want to log in on your desktop.
There's plenty of alternatives (TAN readers, for example), but none as simple or seamless, unfortunately. But bank websites are fully featured (and usually more so than the app, actually).
Fantastic. Best use of language models I've seen.
Oh what the fuck why can Mozilla not just STOP. Just... STOP. Honestly sick of this shit.
Cope
No - because the do not count trains that either never started their journey, or that stopped midway through and turned around. It's a really sorry trick to make the statistic look "better".
"It's not delayed, it just.... Jever got there!"
Yes, your links are both correct.