I mean at the same time, if it’s possible that regular people who actually shop around are shown lower fares and business travelers paid for by the company are shown higher fares, I’m all for that sort of subsidization, as unlikely as it is to be the reality

IIRC QT creator is kind of an open source IDE, but it’s also fairly application specific so I’m not sure how suitable it is overall.

I used to live 6 hours drive from my parents and drive to theirs after work on Friday for a weekend roughly every month or so.

If there’s somewhere around halfway I can get fed, go to the bathroom, and take a short break which also doesn’t push my midnight arrival time much later, then of course I’m going to do that instead of going out to a full service restaurant, or cooking myself and having to clean up from it, again pushing my arrival later? I’d be shocked if most people wouldn’t agree with this?

It’s not a saltwater issue, it’s a product quality issue.

1. if you’re expecting a natural chicken breast and it comes with way more salt than expected, it could mess with your dish
2. if I wanted to buy brine, I’d buy brine. As it happens, I’m buying chicken

With China, UK and afaik US (at least some states) attitude to regulation, a VPN is turning more into a necessity to browse the open internet rather than a tool for people who value privacy though

I’ve been trying to plan a hiking trip and the number of sites, even those without any nsfw or user generated content, that just geoblock the UK because it’s not worth dealing with their government’s shit is impressive