since it’s a transparent blockchain that is being monitored by millions of people

Cryptocurrency tumblers exist for a reason. Though I agree that using Monero (or just keepig this money as it is) for such purposes would be better.

Fucking normies…

There are people who don’t have an account/don’t log in every time they visit Lemmy.

Using RSS would be a better option for them than some extension’s filters, though.

This thread, then, mostly gets answers which are on the mildest end because those who actually hold opinions out of step with the majority know damn well not to speak up, or, well… be immediately othered

Bigotry against the bigoted isn’t bigotry.

I like it because there are some very obscure sites in its index I couldn’t find in any other search engine, which can be returned from fairly simple queries.

The other search engines still work but I tend to get irrelevant nonsense as results

Yahoo and Duckduckgo return pretty good results for me.

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Interesting fact: Firefox (or Gecko to be accurate, because there was no single “Firefox” browser back then - there was Netscape Navigator and Mozilla Application Suite) had such rendering mode, but it was quickly abandoned.[1]

1. https://hsivonen.fi/doctype/: “In the summer of 2000 before Netscape 6 was released, Gecko actually had parser modes that enforced HTML syntax rules and one of these modes was called the “Strict DTD”. These modes were incompatible with existing Web content and were abandoned.”

I can’t imagine why I would want to save the interface on a YouTube page

Archiving a community post, for example.