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by zetanor 1y ago
People love to hate on Mozilla because they love Firefox .
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by zetanor 1y ago
I am concerned with attacks on freedom, dignity, culture and national character. King Elmo of Twitter is "bad", but mild.
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Is the implication here that the core fabric of our society isn't otherwise being disrupted, or that this particular disruption should be viewed as exceptionally egregious?
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Thankfully, their wants can be overridden.
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The use case for a table is to present data.
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Not if it increases the GDP.
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Click-through "I agree" buttons are almost never a matter of informed consent and almost always a matter of convenience-driven rape.
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> Why not 4 years? Microsoft might hold a patent on this.
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by zetanor 1y ago
> Let's face it, most quality Linux desktop apps use GTK. My only dependents of GTK are Qalculate, Chromium and Firefox. I do not use the GTK version of Qalculate (but the Arch package includes it anyway) and I would never count mod
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> If the Governor in Council believes on reasonable grounds that it is necessary to do so to secure the Canadian telecommunications system against any threat, including that of interference, manipulation, disruption or degradation [...]
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Television and the commercial Internet are optimized to consume as much life as possible so that part of the captured attention can be auctioned to advertisers and other propagandists for pennies a minute. Returning to doing the same thing
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The website's raison d'être is linking to other websites, and that part doesn't work well. It's not a nitpick if the main thing is broken.
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I don't understand how a clickbait title submitted as-is, a "Source:Internet" image or a shallow LinkedIn-type post (mostly written by a LLM?) can get any traction on here. Clearly a good Rorschach test, though.
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Free societies are not ruled through masses.
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Nobody wants to watch ads to generate $4/hr (a good chunk of which Google keeps). The Ad-driven internet needs to understand that my time is worth more than that.
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Add a GPS and a few propellers to vapes so they can fly themselves directly into the nearest river, lake or (as a last resort) ocean once they're empty.
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In practice, any automated work that a real user is willing to wait through will be trivial to accomplish for an organization which scrapes the entire Internet. The real weight behind Anubis is the Javascript gate, not the PoW. It might as
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by zetanor 1y ago
This isn't reddit. Low value comments like this have low value.
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What methods were you using to try and influence the direction of Mixxx?
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I've not used AI to program and have very little interest in using AI to program, but I fail to see how laundering code through massive probabilistic lossy compression (silicon) should be treated any differently than laundering code th
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The app conveniently offers its users' driver's licenses to the public.
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The problem is not factuality. The problem is assuming that the entire World should now and forever be judged through the moral lens of post-war America.
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If the will of the people is to be trampled, then the people is to be trampled. True democracy is not mass democracy.
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Source?
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We've been through a decade of the Mozillas blackholing money with zero telegraphing of any intent to bring financial sustainability to Firefox. The (expensive! ugly?) rebrand did not include any meaningful recommitments (which filtere
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Which ethical system demands that researchers from the DCC/UFMG not breach an unaffiliated commercial ToS during their research?