Correct. It’s documented.

Maybe it’s regional, but Instacart use in my area straight up says which stores are priced the same or which are priced at a premium when you click on it. It isn’t hidden at all.

I actually encountered an issue earlier today where my important wasn’t working…and it was because another dev had already added a more specific important.

I deleted their important.

As a tech worker, I do almost jack shit and make deep into the six figures. Honestly, I’d be fine if UPS drivers made more than me, good on them.

Frankly, in terms of total compensation, pay them more.

I’m sorry you couldn’t finish it, but…for whatever reason, this comment is the funniest thing I’ve seen and hardest I’ve laughed at anything all day, so thank you for that!

I’m open to the idea.

Awesome idea that I totally just did!

Sorry, dumb question, what’s GOG?

That’s awesome. Also the lack of micro transactions makes me want to support them more. I kinda wish they had a donate button or something.

I hope it all burns down.

It’s one pixel per user per timeframe, not one pixel per timeframe - if that makes sense.

Outside of that, it’s likely timestamped to the milliseconds on the server side, so it’d be pretty rare for two users to hit the exact same pixel at the same time and millisecond (or fractional millisecond). And even if, the server would still process one first, not both at the same time.

For some larger coordinations, there are bots that one can use to achieve swaths of changes very close together.

You can export them from Chrome and import them to Firefox.

Same. A lot of internal web apps I’ve used only work on chromium browsers.

That said, I’d recommend checking out DuckDuckGo browser before Brave.