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by zobzu 7y ago
to be fair it worked for like 2 decades, it feels long termish. but i don't really disagree. the current model really is: Google needs Mozilla to survive so that they have less chances to get split due to monopoly in the browser market
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by zobzu 7y ago
they do take millions. the money they take is basically from Google's search deal (thought technically a few other sources too). The money you donate only goes to the foundation, which does not pay the exec, so any donation does not ac
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by zobzu 7y ago
Note that this test also does not factor in fatigue, maintenance wear and tear, etc. Planes fly for several decades and some will fly with quite a bit of imperfections (i.e. cracks) for a while before it's maintenance day
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by zobzu 7y ago
"we're not going to re-test. We failed the test but it was close enough" Yeah that makes me feel safe Boeing, real safe. Specially given your history now. Planes used to pass these tests with flying colors and they've be
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by zobzu 7y ago
nowadays most of us have no idea what is propaganda and what isn't. heck sometimes you eventually research it and realize stuff you believed was true for decades because you were just told so by some authoritative source (like "TV
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by zobzu 7y ago
i worked for mozilla, your donations pretty much do not go to coding firefox. there are side effects where it will affect code, or someone that gets employed by foundation that will now have money and free time to code for firefox for free,
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by zobzu 7y ago
On point
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by zobzu 8y ago
TIL that github shadowbans.
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by zobzu 8y ago
thats true, and im surprised every single day webarchive is still up. it will eventually be removed/censored/etc.
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by zobzu 8y ago
honestly, its slow. icecat is quite nice.
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by zobzu 8y ago
a "bug"
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by zobzu 8y ago
yup, one big issue is the warning coming up too often, not making it more visible or forcing it in like matrix does. because then you just end up with less people on the system, so you'll talk to them over unsafe channels. keybase&#x27
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by zobzu 8y ago
you've watched too much tv
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by zobzu 8y ago
you think so? republican stuff is already regularly banned from various platforms, mainly because tech companies lean left. i dont consider myself republican, but the slippery slope seems all too real in this case.
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by zobzu 8y ago
There's many arguments that can be had either way but the one that always resonate for me is this: Once you ban speech on any ground that isnt directly putting people in danger, even real nazis for example, they DO NOT disappear. They
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by zobzu 8y ago
its funny how no matter what happens climate wise "its terrible and wrong" when it's reported. What drought.gov calls abnormally-dry is not actually abnormal. What they really mean is "its non-ideal", as if the clim
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by zobzu 8y ago
I'm surprised how this is more of a propaganda piece than insightful, specially given how much I've respected Bill Gates in the past for his contributions and after-Microsoft work. The facts don't appear wrong, its just the w
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by zobzu 9y ago
Hey this is pretty cool. GitHub orgs for free!
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by zobzu 9y ago
Meanwhile, the SR71 made pictures
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by zobzu 9y ago
As often, AE's killing it. That's exactly right.
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by zobzu 9y ago
"or you just don't have good communication skills" It's a classic fallacy. While it has some truth to it it's not the only single reason to decide if you understand the subject or not. In fact, "if you make thi
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by zobzu 9y ago
its interesting how ars basically copy paste the press release, even thus they very well know how much bs is in it. nobody cares about integrity anymore?
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by zobzu 9y ago
how do i make money instead of spending it? make stuff. when it fails, make more stuff. never stop.
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by zobzu 9y ago
I've arrhythmia and I can see it on my Garmin watch by looking at the data, as well as .. my phone. It doesn't help much though, because I don't know if its good or bad (well, actually I know but not because of the watch data
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by zobzu 9y ago
these articles are sensationalist garbage and just do a disservice to anyone having actual injustice
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by zobzu 9y ago
This sounds like saying our phone shows a demonstration of E=MC2. Not a great intro / not giving a lot of confidence to the reader when it starts like that. In fact, it'd make Einstein laugh. His late life was devoted to unify the
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by zobzu 10y ago
Google does not need kubernetes to be successful or make any money to survive. Docker, on the other hand........
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by zobzu 10y ago
So, marketing move?
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by zobzu 10y ago
Ive seen a lot of C-level people like that. Not all. But lots. How many, idk. Sometimes it feels like 50% of the C-level, sometimes it feels like 10%. Basically I wouldn't ignore it.
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by zobzu 10y ago
Is there a "im stupid and didnt follow news, here's why docker is being renamed to moby:"? Such as "docker reputation for security became too terrible" or whatever.

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