EasyMark

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by EasyMark 1y ago
For me after they started limiting what extensions can do, firefox became a lot more stable. Before that I was using chrome because of firefox instability with extensions I wanted to use. After they got in isolated process for tabs and limi
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by EasyMark 1y ago
what happened with sidebery? I've used it a couple of years now with zero problems.
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by EasyMark 1y ago
They have to ask for sign ups, otherwise they'd get blasted by bots spewing whatever.
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by EasyMark 1y ago
*and fixing bugs.
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by EasyMark 1y ago
At least it actually exists, therefore still a superior take to "regular" religion
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by EasyMark 1y ago
Oh I don't brush away spiritual or philisophical teachings from the "ancients", what I do brush aside with zero guilt is anything that requires me to believe in a sky daddy/mommy as an axiom for the consideration of the
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by EasyMark 1y ago
nobody is going to pay $5 a month for firefox. they might pay 99 cents a month or $10 a year or something.
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by EasyMark 1y ago
I tried Orion and it was the crashiest app I used on my macbook air. I still love kagi search though
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by EasyMark 1y ago
The interface is fine, they need to make sure they are participating in web standards and implementations of those in their browser. I would love if they froze development for a year and just fixed bugs that have been around for 1+ years.
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by EasyMark 1y ago
JUst pointing out that apple dropped that "X" off in 2016
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by EasyMark 1y ago
I would be fine with $6 million if it was making at least that much more in revenue because of the CEO, but I highly suspect that it is not. I think $600K would be PLENTY and would pull in talented execs and managers.
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by EasyMark 1y ago
ladybird is 5 to 10 years off
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by EasyMark 1y ago
The only thing that firefox seems slow to me on is some of the online browser benchmarks. Day to day? I don't even notice. One thing that I noticed that -can- slow down firefox rendering a lot is using dark reader, but that isn't
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by EasyMark 1y ago
The devs who work on firefox as paid well by mozilla. You could probably donate to volunteers who make some of the more useful extensions that you use maybe?
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by EasyMark 1y ago
I just want to see a pie chart with how they spend any donations. I also don't mind their forays into stuff like free speech and internet privacy, but beyond that they should stay out of politics. That said I have donated a few times s
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by EasyMark 1y ago
It's a foot in the door law. First they just "ask for ID", then they "save it permanently for warrants", then they "must upload all ID to Texas' ID servers and a list of all pornography viewed" to pro
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by EasyMark 1y ago
Sounds like a great reason to set up a Great Porn Firewall and demand ID of anyone attempting to gain access to any IP outside of the USA
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by EasyMark 1y ago
any kid that has unlimited porn is a kid with poor parents, and they were gonna get into things much worse than porn anyway since parents aren't around and being negligent.
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by EasyMark 1y ago
It's a foot in the door law, newer laws will only become more draconian. Slow frog boil tactics are not uncommon with fascists. Look what Orban is doing, setting up fascism one step at a time, rather than an overwhelming military coup
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by EasyMark 1y ago
It's an attempt to get a list of people for a future Gilead like government to prosecute. It's not about protecting children, it's a way to get a list of nonbelievers and sinners in the hopes they can set up their theocracy a
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by EasyMark 1y ago
Most of the BS from modern christians is a byproduct of the church trying to control every aspect of a person's mind and body rather than being an expansion of their spiritualism. Traditional religion does not like free thinking amongs
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by EasyMark 1y ago
The majority of people pushing this in the USA are evangelicals who are moving more and more to christofascism over the years. Now they are mixing in government more and more and dropping the traditional values of Christianity and replacing
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by EasyMark 1y ago
If you look at the goals of christofascists this is really just the beginning of incrementally becoming a theocracy run by them rather than a democracy with a diversity of thoughts and freedoms. That is the antithesis of what they want.
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by EasyMark 1y ago
that is the responsibility of parents. and why is gay erotica any worse than straight? Kids have sought sex information out once they got curious about sex and since there have been things written down and humans learned to read.
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by EasyMark 1y ago
It's something that can only be nudged in the right direction. Using certain higher quality sources (New York Times, BBC, Wikipedia) and avoiding low quality sources (4chan, fox news, twitter) . I usually take LLM results with a very g
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by EasyMark 1y ago
It seems to be greedy actors vs bad actors currently. We'll see who comes out on top I suppose.
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by EasyMark 1y ago
Handing a natural monopoly to corporate America is a very extremely bad idea. Allowing bean counters to control what could eventually disrupt global communications and a huge military advantage is as bad an idea as allowing an unstable bill
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by EasyMark 1y ago
These satellites are in a rather thin band of space and it's clearly a problem as debris has already hit the space station and satellites. Tracking satellites is clearly a necessity. Could we use some partners? Probably worth look into
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by EasyMark 1y ago
This isn't about budget, it's about reducing the USA's capability as a leader in science and research as commanded from certain parties in the former soviet union.
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by EasyMark 1y ago
Yeah but it's always a fork of firefox or chrome. I have seen nothing to indicate they are not all in on surveillance advertising. They are looking into "anonymous group advertising" by interest, now can someday reverse engin

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