Hot mic means active mic, mic that is on, no?

/edit: Wiktionary agrees with my impression. Hot being on is what it means, while its being used often to indicate unintentional, unknown recordings - labeling it hot to differentiate and indicate expectation.

Its a redundant label, and as such misleading. But not incorrect.

I guess that makes it fit this community. It just isn’t clear if OP is referring to that - definition or usage.

Captcha wall instead… Great…

I suspect if you disabled watch history it won’t remember. You can also selectively remove videos from your watch history. I’m not sure if there are separate settings for watch history and timestamp.

Playing just a few seconds may not be enough. Two minutes should be. So it determines you’re actually intending to watch where you are (at the beginning).

Mozilla integrated parts of Servo and concluded it as a Mozilla project, passing governance to the Linux Foundation Europe. You call that letting it rot?

What makes you say so?

They saw potential in Rust for safety and technical guarantees, and started the Servo project. Eventually, they integrated some things into Gecko, and then concluded the Servo project.

What makes you think they don’t want Gecko anymore? What makes you say they started Servo when it’s a partially integrated and, more importantly, a concluded project?

For the left or the right one?