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10y ago
That's interesting because I've seen plenty of articles over the years stating that they get a ton of money via the search agreements - not to mention the people who donate code. Shouldn't they be self sustaining?
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10y ago
Chrome is run by a company that collects and sells the personal information of its users for advertising. Everyone needs to be weary of it. That said, Mozilla has also made some bone-headed decisions. Integrating Pocket, forcing a chat clie
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10y ago
Comcast is not just an ISP but also a company that produces content - so they are probably extra motivated to stop content infringement.
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10y ago
Because advertisers.
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10y ago
Worse, they are using it while trying to place back doors in it.
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10y ago
It's not really surprising given the lack of updates.
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10y ago
The comments are HN are often well worth reading.
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10y ago
I believe the Republican skepticism of climate change is not born from disagreement but from the monetary influence of businesses who would be adversely affected from regulation and change. Sleeping while out beds are burning indeed.
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10y ago
Props for giving props.
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10y ago
Of course. You can't control the narrative without controlling "the facts".
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10y ago
It's a shame that SystemD, has this issue. Hopefully, once the fix is made, they can get back to the business of obfuscating the init process.
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10y ago
Agreed. I recently subscribed to Spotify and I love it.
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10y ago
Agreed. I commented on the similarity earlier but I don't think there will ever really be confusion.
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10y ago
When it saw it, I thought that perhaps they should change the configuration url from "about:" to "moz:". Also, the new logo reminded me of Curl.
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10y ago
That's true of many people when it comes to their privacy.
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10y ago
Ahh, learned something new. Informative comment.
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10y ago
The more I learn of Peter Thiel, the more I dislike him.
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10y ago
Yep - both him and Zuckerberg are awful people is you are about privacy.
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10y ago
Commercial surveillance is a problem, no doubt, but the problem isn't just Google - any held commercial data is susceptible to government snooping. Which is why people just blindly throwing their data into The Cloud annoys me.
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10y ago
No one is forced to play football or box.
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10y ago
Personally, aside from something passive like a zoo, I don't care for anything that relies on animal performance for entertainment. That includes dog racing, horse racing, and things like circuses and even Seaworld. I know many people
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10y ago
I don't care for SystemD for the same reasons that I don't like MacOS's init system: it an opaque, confusing mess.
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10y ago
Maybe it's me but I swear Trump goes out of his way to name people who's personal views are the opposite of their assigned mission.
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10y ago
Personally, I always wanted to see a site that has ads and is free to read, but charges a small fee to create an account - just to see if it would help reduce trolling and sock puppets.
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10y ago
"The extension also collects basic information and sends this to Adobe. This tracking appears to be on by default, though it can be disabled through the extension's options page." Another company collecting telemetry that you
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Sounds like another Transmeta waiting to happen.
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10y ago
I worry that when the time comes - RISC-V will not see high acceptence because it is too expensive for the performance it provides. I hope that I am wrong because I would love to own a truly open computer.
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10y ago
I don't think I could do that work; even though I already have a low opinion of humanity. I'm glad you were able to find something you like better.
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10y ago
I don't think that's right. I always do clean installs of major Mac releases and I don't recall setup ever prompting me about Filevault. Now you have me questing my recollection.
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10y ago
Thank you for the historical information.
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