It’s it better than organic maps?

True, I do find it mildly infuriating that someone is mildly infuriated at this

Security professional here too. Agree that this is reasonable, and making a big deal about it is kinda meh.

Walrus

I thought we were done with web3 nft bs

What… Merge of dredge and Dave? Wow

Yes, that is why flatpak is a nice system

No offense, but debs are just objectively better than rpms. I use both

Reading the room can be other things as well. It didn’t have to be difficult to observe social dynamics. Sometimes it can be really obvious, and someone is just deliberately trying to be disruptive. Not to disagree with you about it bring ablest, I totally agree with you on that point, but I think there are more situations that aren’t covered by what you describe

Correct

To be fair it calls usenet the original gangster

Because although there are a lot of usenet clients, there is no Sync for usenet

No offense to the fediverse, but I think usenet was first

Not much here

Sugar

This is what bothers me about Mozilla. They position themselves in the privacy space, but thus far their efforts there have not been shown in their actual browser, and only in what I would call clever “green washing” or “privacy washing”. That is why things like Mullvad browser have a market, because the people who actually care about privacy and have spent time to look at what Firefox actually provides in that respect, are not particularly impressed with their “privacy” stance being realized in their product. While I applaud Mozilla for putting this article out there, as it is beneficial to raise awareness about this issue, I wish they would put as much effort into the actual privacy of Firefox as they do in their marketing around it.

Then we can joke for two decades that this year will be the year the Linux car will be able to drive

Why is Mozilla consumer reports

I would pronounce it Harold

I’m enjoying every minute of BG3. Taking it slow and savoring it. Explore an area, finish an encounter, long rest and then stop.