I don’t. I just plug a pc directly to my tv.

Looks more like a type of ciabatta.

also Hitler was an effective leader, which we should all remember as a cautionary tale about how effective horrible people can be

That is not a factual claim. He was very effective at gaining power, but his actual reign was far from effective, most of it counterproductive to his own goals, and the actual system of decision making in Nazi Germany was a huge mess.

Well some of us have, but a huge swath (perhaps a majority?) of people haven’t and will happily continue to use these things as their main entry point for information seeking on the internet.

Also Europe here, using ublock and firefox, and I don’t get that popup.

And a lot of users who just doesn’t care enough to do anything drastic about it. We already saw it with reddit, and twitter to a point. The userbase on the internet is so huge now that the people actually being aware and caring about privacy and non-commercialisation are a tiny minority. Companies can easily still make a profit on the vast majority of people who will uncritically consume.

Again, this is already being done infinitely more efficient and secure with existing technology.

NFTs doesn’t let you own anything but a link. And it is inefficient, insecure and energy wasting. Also you can already do what you are suggesting with existing technology.

Yeah, but then it shouldn’t really exist as a business in the first place according to the rules of capitalism, should it?

And that is how it works in all other civilised countries. One should think it would be possible to work in the US as well.

No point. It is purely symbolic.

You are aware that there are other online vendors than amazon, right?

Aren’t there any online shopping alternatives to amazon? Are they really the only online vendor who is allowed to mail stuff to your 6 million people city?