

Let’s start with normalizing it for businesses like game companies! Don’t let the perfect be the enemy of the good!
The idea that it should be all or nothing is at best defeatist and at worst dangerous - lest you end up with USSR Communism indeed.


Let’s start with normalizing it for businesses like game companies! Don’t let the perfect be the enemy of the good!
The idea that it should be all or nothing is at best defeatist and at worst dangerous - lest you end up with USSR Communism indeed.


Yeah but only when it’s the dominant form of doing business? We have a bunch of them in my country but we’re definitely still capitalism.


But you can… I do it, it’s not hard. You’d have learned how and done it in the time you’ve been complaining.


You know he’s blacked out 700 times and 7000 times more in the unreleased documents…


My country has a bunch of syndicates, even some big coops, it’s not uncommon in Europe. You just need the legal structures for it.


You talk as if with corporations a single person can be held responsible…
You can have syndicates and get close to socialism


Amazing how they manage to release actual CSAM but nothing interesting. You’d think it’s on purpose


Since when is “open image” gone for you? Are you sure it’s not the site blocking you? Many do that these days, but FF still has the option. There are some addons that can circumvent sites trying to block you (part of the functionality of https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/search_by_image/ for instance)


“Open image…” is still there. If you’re not seeing it anymore, it’s sites taking it away from you. (I notice you didn’t check before getting outraged.)


You can do it. F12->debugger->cog->uncheck “Show paused overly”, click the pause button. Very very few sites still work well that way. It just doesn’t make sense to have this functionality in a HTML5 world.


Using dev edition is the equivalent of sudo.
Firefox can just install an extension from clicking a link, combine that with tech illiterate people just panic-clicking “ok” on every popup, that really is an attack vector.
I mean, billions of people click yes on a “hey we’re gonna take all your data and sell it to everyone, are you okay with that?” screen multiple times a day…


You were always able to turn it off, now it’s easier.
You haven’t seen this movie before with Firefox. All the ad stuff and sponsoring integrations like Pocket were always very easy to turn off.


Epstein was Q??


His last name is too long for a title, but it is in the article, even in the copy pasted bit. Could’ve just read that.


It has better moderation than Facebook, you just see all the bad stuff because it isn’t algorithmic.


Seems like it’s down because investors think they didn’t spend enough on AI.
You’re generalizing a few millennia of civilization. That doesn’t really make sense.
The low life expectancy in Egypt seems cherry picked from one search result you found? Seems to be about a single village with data from about a century? Might as well have been disease. For all its fertility, farming in water comes with big downsides.
And Egypt has always been surrounded by nomadic tribes. Leaving the kingdom must have been so much easier than leaving capitalism today. But people chose for stability which the pharaoh provided. They weren’t slaves, unlike the actual slaves which they did own.
They were not forced to do this. It was a privilege, one that actual slaves weren’t allowed. So looking back that makes it a system of a rich guy paying people for his passion project while they didn’t have any other income.
Not quite communism but it’s as much slavery as any other job.
Who says it wasn’t? Probably shorter days than us, more community, satisfaction of serving god…
It’s the EC doing software. They will somehow find a way to pay at least double and it’ll be declared a success if someone manages to install it on a reviewer’s laptop.