They spelled Len's name wrong in the credits. :/

You might be right, but keep in mind actors often adopt variations for their names and may not even be consistent.

He was a consultant, not an actor.

Nah. I don't do subscriptions for much of anything. I just do fewer searches now that I know google is so heavily slanted toward commercially relevant queries.

Kagi seems like an obvious acquisition target. They will never raise enough paying subscribers.

Everyone in adtech gets a boner when they think people want more personalized ads. News flash: people hate them.

Opting people into their sludge generates high engagement numbers. Or is it enragement?

Note: that article does not contain the word "forward".

I'm almost 71 and I still write code every day. The only difference is that I haven't done it for an employer in seven years.

For those who prefer scrolling to reading I guess.

AI is getting harder to build a tech business in because people are starting to see through the hype.

Does Firefox send a header to request this?

No need to -- there's a CSS media query, "prefers-color-scheme", which allows a website to apply styles conditionally depending on whether or not the user is in dark mode.

Actually, this is a response to a response; it’s the author of the original article responding to an open letter from Google that challenged some of the points of his piece.

The corroboration does come from people inside: from the emails they wrote, which were released as part of court proceedings.

You need corroboration for this? Isn't it obvious?