I'm not sure the context is all that necessary.
The idea feels kinda self evident

It does help. It's one of the reasons the US is having such trouble with Iran. They spent 40 years putting important facilities 40+ feet underground. Which everyone knew before hand... Accept Rump 🙄

Sales taxes are regional. If she's talking about a non-regressive tax, it could be funded with a regional $10/gallon fuel tax. That would also encourage public transit usage.

There are modern barbarians. But I can see your point. Fixed

What would be a better term?

That sounds like plenty of time to me.
Though I believe, nearly all criminal sentences are shockingly too long, and punitive punishment is primitively barbaric.

In effect, yes.
It's a joke; Made by your use of a different meaning of "now" than OP used in the title. I was pointing out that your use of "now" is an instantaneous moment, of which there are really countless numbers, between your typing the letters "n" and "w", if counted in Plank time. And with such a definition, it's impossible to know if the feature exists at any given "now", since we can't possibly agree on or even accurately choose one. So yes, Schrödinger's Feature now applies.

Because they think only criminals need encrypted security.
Just remind them that Facebook can and does read all their Messages.

No, they don't have it now.
Though they may again by the time your read this.

Are you rephrasing searches often?
Not getting what you wanted the first time?
Because that's a ton of queries.

DDG gets to show more ads that way.
It might not be you, but part of the plan to make you run more queries.

This is just current news.
Not "Today, I learned" material.

Should be a 10year rule.
As in "This has been a thing for a decade, but I just learned about it now."

Do they trust Mark Zuckerberg?

I thinks it's all the people and companies uploading thousands of hours of video every second. I'm pretty sure that's the reason for the ads.

That doesn't make this the right community. It's still just news

The terms are kind of fungible. They don't have rigid technical definitions.

But a server farm could be doing anything. Serving up websites, hosting cloud storage, rendering movies, providing financial exchange services, scientific analysis, genuinely anything you might want a bunch of computers to do.

The main difference is scale.
You could turn a spare bedroom into a small server farm.
Data Centers are massive complexes, usually dedicated to extremely intense compute tasks. The most intensive computing right now being AI stuff.

That's what news means.

There is the Slate now.

I mean, I do.
The biography field is the closest thing I have to a therapist.

Also Magic Earth as an ad free, paid option.

I've just been calling him Rump.