Comment by schubidubiduba
11 hours ago
That's because browsers should be free. They are infrastructure, just like bridges. And nobody wants a bridge troll sitting on the single bridge crossing the internet river, demanding money from everyone.
11 hours ago
That's because browsers should be free. They are infrastructure, just like bridges. And nobody wants a bridge troll sitting on the single bridge crossing the internet river, demanding money from everyone.
You pay for bridges with tax. Tax funded browser sounds good in theory, but I don't trust the people managing my tax money to run a tech project like Firefox. Most likely it gets handed to the lowest private sector bidder, with the stipulation that any privacy preserving — sorry, I meant criminal hiding — features be removed.
Bridges are not free
No but they are available at very reasonable prices in prime locations.
If anyone's interested I have a very pretty one listed in Brooklyn. See my Google search ad for details. :P
I mean, bridge tolls are absolutely a thing.
My area has roads w/o bridges that have a toll.
If things keep going as they are, my area will soon have a bridge, several bridges, and no roads.
But it will still have tolls.