I would disagree on the net bad for the world, or at least be skeptical about it. Personally, Youtube was my life changing tool which I used to learn almost everything essential to my career and personal development, and I would assume lots of others would be the same. The type of content it recommends goes with the type of content you interacted with in the past. It just a tool and it matters how you use it

I found Brave more trustworthy than Chrome and better usability than Firefox. Just made a switch to it.

Didn’t know Firefox has this ability, it’s the reason why I have to stuck with Chrome ever since. Couples of click to switch profile and that’s it.

It sucks seeing MS kills Wunderlist. I’m always a huge fan of it. Simple, intuitive.

In Japan, Yahoo is still among the champions.

Isn't it what https://remoteok.io does?

- a post does not cost $300. - more vacancies could be listed. - positions listed with salary only. - informative and fast reading

If it’s that easy to hack Jack’s Twitter account then we should think twice about its safety. Sounded like a joke.

Is that what SHI does?

If yes, hope you can do better than them. As a product owner, I've been working with many resellers and most of time it's not worth it.

Music to my ears! SHI and other resellers (like CDW) work for the supplier, not the buyer. That means that when you use SHI or CDW to buy software, you are likely paying list price. Or, you're at least paying more than you should.

Vendr works for the buyer and does not receive reseller commission. That means that we are strictly aligned to your price outcomes, not the supplier.

So they feed their AI with food instead of data