They absolutely do but only to shit on them for not looking feminine enough.

My understanding is that if your community is not adult content and you aren’t on any adult servers, you won’t need to ID verify. But I suspect it’s only a matter of time before all accounts are required to verify.

If people didn’t leave Twitter when it became an unholy cestpool of alt-right propaganda, they have chosen to stay there because their audience is the alt-right.

Remember this isn’t about whether or not they fail. It’s the fact that they are cocky enough to do it in the first place.

I’d rather have a tax. Because if you cap compensation, the company still has the money.

By this logic, I’m all fight as well.

Come at me.

And you absolutely know that if the snow did melt, conservatives would be blaming him for not making the snow stay.

LITERALLY in-group/out-group behavior

The DevOps way is to have them die at regular intervals in addition to other triggers and then rebuild on a regular cadence. Iirc correctly Netflix servers have a 12 hour TTL. Windscribe could easily do a 1-2 hour TTL with matching certs and encryption keys.

New achievement just dropped: catfish as an associate pastor of prosperity churches and just fucking roast Trump until tax exemptions are removed.

This was it!!! Thank you!

Yeah. Just restarted and still having the issue.

The biggest issue is that making a browser from scratch takes a lot of resources. It’s not cheap and takes a long time.

We essentially have Chrome and Firefox now. And Firefox is starting to enshitify.

We desperately need a third browser.

Subpoenas, generally speaking, do not require a signature of a judge and aren’t subject to the same scrutiny as a warrant.

Subpoenas are issued against third parties (in this case Google) to compel the release of information. Google can fight the subpoena in court, but they generally don’t.

The enforceability only comes if Google decided not to comply, at which point they could offer to sell the information to the government or a judge ruled that Google must comply.

Again, most companies comply because they often lack the incentive to not comply.

The files were held by the DOJ, the literal department responsible for investigating crimes of this magnitude.

They’ve been held for at least two administrations and were ordered released by an act of Congress.

At what point is it “enough time”?

Mozilla are using a similar model to Microsoft and open sourcing Firefox code under the MPL while distributing the executable under a new Terms of Service.

Firefox (the executable) is no longer considered FOSS since they can revoke your license at anytime. I posted a comment that details my personal view of this change.

TL;DR: they would have only done this if they planned on farming user data. And last month announced that they intend to do just that.

The goal of companies mandating RTO is attrition. They want people to quit without firing or laying them off.

Their goal is to hire younger, hungrier (both literally and figuratively) coders who are cheaper and less experienced and will use “AI” to clean up their code.

Law enforcement and public education seems like a very weird combination.

They should be barred from all government-paid roles, including contractors and subcontractors.

I’m okay with Opt-Out so long as it’s clearly marked.

I shouldn’t have to go into the config or click through 7 layers of UI just to opt out.

That said, this is a reminder that Firefox is no longer open source. It’s source available and you should use Waterfox or LibreWolf if you want a browser based on Firefox but without AI out of the box.

I went down this rabbit hole (PGP/PKI) a few months ago and more or less agree with the blogs that @naeap posted.

BUT do not discount the importance that PKI has played to our overall security infrastructure. It’s just that PGP is an absolute shitshow when it comes to communication in today’s day and age.

I’d love something that works like Signal (e.g. forward security, identifiable but also deniable) but also in email-like format. I feel like Matrix comes closest in that you can have multiple devices that belong to you that can decrypt full messages but it requires a central server, which isn’t ideal. E2EE leaves the possibility that you can lose your device (and thus your messages) but not having it leaves the possibility of eavesdropping.

I don’t have a good email solution. So right now I’m just using Signal for most secure communications.

Yeah the title of this post is confusing.

It reads as if piefed blocks anti-Musk content, not blocks Musk content.