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by bad_user 2y ago
Oh, wow, I just installed it on my server, and it's great (づ ◕‿◕ )づ
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by bad_user 2y ago
Have you read the article? The author is playing with his own bookmarklets and extensions that will never be part of the browser, as it serves his own needs, not someone else’s. For the browser to act as the user agent, it needs to be scrip
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by bad_user 2y ago
As a European born in communism, I find it dangerous for a communist and despotic state to yield so much power and for Europe to consider it business as usual, even if China may have started their own hybrid war with Europe, supporting Russ
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by bad_user 2y ago
I'm also a non-native English speaker. Blacklist is a word that stands out, an interesting combination like other English words or phrases and I had no issues with learning it. It's also a word with a rich history that doesn'
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by bad_user 2y ago
Android phones are not tied to Google. You can have alternative app stores, you can download torrents on it and then play them with VLC, you can have the actual Firefox browser and even Chrome clones (e.g., Brave) are more capable than iOS
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by bad_user 2y ago
I'm an Android user by choice. I must not matter. Personally, I don't understand why people buy iPhones. If you're in the US, I can understand the texting and video calls lock-in, but even then, I'd buy an Android just b
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by bad_user 2y ago
This is usually a misunderstanding of permissive licenses. You can't change the license of the code, even if that license is permissive enough for the code to be incorporated in proprietary works. I mean, often this doesn't really
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by bad_user 2y ago
How do you think Ladybird will get its funding?
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by bad_user 2y ago
I don't disagree that Google is a risk; however, note that all browser engines are right now funded by Google's Ads, yes, Firefox and Safari included. If that search deal is undone, at least Firefox is as good as dead. And while t
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by bad_user 2y ago
> ... and see a bunch of Chrome-only non-standards That's one way of putting it. The other perspective is that those are necessary features and that Safari and Firefox are now holding the web back. When IExplorer 6 was the most po
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by bad_user 2y ago
All the features that Google ships are necessary for web apps. E.g., open this webpage in different browsers: https://howfuguismybrowser.dev/ — Note that Firefox was once on top of this development, during the days when the
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by bad_user 2y ago
IMO, Chrome does not move fast enough . The fact of the matter is that the web has been dying because people have moved to mobile devices, where they prefer native apps. If you're advocating for slower development of browsers, you&#x2
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by bad_user 2y ago
This idea that Google is pushing too many features is just silly. The fact of the matter is that the web has been losing to native mobile apps and closed ecosystems. For many people, Facebook's mobile app is the Internet, and they&#x27
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by bad_user 2y ago
So are nazis cutting the wages of teachers, nurses or caregivers? Are the nazis coming for your profession? Are these nazis in the room with us?
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by bad_user 2y ago
Who is "they"?
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by bad_user 2y ago
Website owners and admins don't have the luxury of enjoying this particular drama, and they are the ones that matter.
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by bad_user 2y ago
Firstly, the security patch was already published by the ACF team, and that wasn't the code that was pushed. This was a package takeover, slug, reviews, users, everything: https://www.advancedcustomfields.com/blog/
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by bad_user 2y ago
> There are proper ways to do that, changing the license in a next version All the projects doing that will soon discover that they were popular mostly because of the Open-Source licensing. Once that changes, the popularity, and goodwi
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by bad_user 2y ago
Initially, I was taking the side of WP.org and Automattic; however, I changed my mind completely once they took over the “Advanced Custom Fields” plugin, and replaced it with another plugin that broke people's websites. So Matt weaponi
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by bad_user 2y ago
It will go away in Edge as well. Furthermore, Microsoft's Edge is sharing your data with the entire advertising industry.
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by bad_user 2y ago
DNS-level blocking is worse than the MV3-compatible uBO Lite. It can't block ads coming from 1st party domains, it can't do cosmetic filtering, it can't work with shims to prevent the breakage of websites, and it's easil
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by bad_user 2y ago
Do you also say that about Firefox's shenanigans, like that one time when they shared the browsing history without user consent? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cliqz#Integration_with_Firefox How about more recently
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by bad_user 2y ago
Security and possibly performance, which is the selling point of MV3.
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by bad_user 2y ago
I'm reading all the arguments below for why Google just appears open, while they aren't, and they are bullshit. Go here, download and install the APK: https://f-droid.org/en/ You now have a third party app re
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by bad_user 2y ago
We may not be able to fully define Consciousness, but we can observe it in humans and develop falsifiable hypotheses, of which there are several. Take a look at this paper: https://osf.io/preprints/osf/mtgn7
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by bad_user 2y ago
Nokia may have had an opportunity; however, you may not remember history, but the iPhone 1 was a game changer, and one thing that Android did right was to immediately adapt to the new form factor. Android won its place in the duopoly becaus
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by bad_user 2y ago
A 12 year old that doesn't interact with the world. Many believe that AGI will happen in robots, and not in online services, simply because interacting with the environment might be a prerequisite for developing consciousness. You ment
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by bad_user 2y ago
I can't speak about iOS, but when I open Steam on macOS, I see more than 2/3 of my library unavailable since macOS Catalina, which entirely ruined macOS for gaming for me. Clearly, updating those wasn't so simple. And also, i
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by bad_user 2y ago
I'm not having issues with macOS's iTerm, and the programs that I use, like neovim, looked good out of the box.
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by bad_user 2y ago
If apps get removed from the store as a consequence, that's going to be many more users left behind. It's been mentioned time and time again, but it's worth mentioning again — Windows maintaining backwards compatibility is wh

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