Facebook has the money to hire enough moderators, though. They’re starting to not grow any more, but content moderation is one of the last things that should get cut instead of the first. When Yahoo started dying*, moderation was also the first thing to go.
Like a canary in a coal mine.
* it’s technically not dead, but it’s basically dead. People keep telling me Yahoo is inevitable, and its continued existence is evidence of this. /s
Security and privacy are core principles of Mozilla’s Manifesto and remain at the heart of Firefox’s development.
People should actually read this because the next section might be especially offensive to them
Firefox is prepared to meet upcoming eIDAS requirements under the EU Digital Identity Framework. Qualified Website Authentication Certificates (QWACs), as required by the framework, are supported in Firefox 153 (Bug 2043399) onwards.
“Privacy improvement”.
Back to Mozilla…
Private Access Control Tokens (PACT): PACT is a cross-industry initiative designed to tackle one of the web’s most urgent challenges: enabling websites to reliably distinguish legitimate users and authorized automated agents from abusive traffic without compromising user privacy.
Developed in conjunction with Cloudflare, Microsoft, and Google. I trust all of these companies, especially because none of them bear any responsibility for the problem this is supposed to fix.
I guess it doesn’t show exactly what it can and can’t see.
Or literally anything else, including a stock photo of a peanut. Muta seems to know better (because he claims in the video he’s been accused of antisemitism before), but that clearly didn’t factor into the picture he chose after he stopped recording.
I hope that’s not a load-bearing “likely.”
Meta will now have the chance to defend itself, but if the Commission’s decision is made final, Zuck and Co. could face a noncompliance fine of up to 6 percent of its worldwide annual turnover. In 2025, that was $200.97 billion, meaning a potential fine of up to $12 billion.
Ditto here.
This was a joke based on the YouTube channel in the post (Jimmy Dore and Kurt Metzger are allegedly comedians doing political content that, if pressed, is not supposed to be taken seriously)
It’s very impressive to me that you can basically run this from a phone using termux by entering 4-5 commands: the ones in the readme file, and maybe “pkg install git” which the terminal itself will inform you about.
Best guess : Web interfaces are known for being inconsistent because they don’t follow any particular OS-specific design language. And I’ve seen people complaining about MacOS being really inconsistent, especially in its use of menu icons (what an essay!), and I’ve seen some people complain the bad UI practices come from iOS.
Does the introduction of media that’s downloaded from the internet and locked to a single proprietary device present extra issues here?
I presume this will drive a lot of people away from the platform entirely, but it must be a massive headache for game preservationists
Yes, in the context of him selling a tech product and in the context of him having nothing else to say about Trump, Vance, and the Republican establishment, his praise is clear.
Focusing on corporate Dems, ignoring appointees like Lina Khan, and requiring them to change, was the only condition in the original statement. Which is ironic because now that you admit Republicans are bad (and I repeat, everybody knew this back then, just read the comments), Dems have gotten worse overall so his statement still remains.
What part of “the reality is that Republicans remain more likely to tackle Big Tech abuses” sounds like the praise of just one thing and not a blanket endorsement
If you actually believed this after four years of the Trump presidency, you are either extremely gullible or dishonest in your framing.
And yes, praising the actions of Trump and his admin is equivalent to praising the entities themselves. Don’t be obtuse.
It was never true, despite your historical revisionism.
I just linked the original post of Proton CEO Andy Yen praising Donald Trump for you too.
Yes they have. In fact if you read the other section I bolded for you:
the reality is that Republicans remain more likely to tackle Big Tech abuses.
As a bonus, here is Andy Yen praising Donald Trump for appointing a corporate-captured Republican judge
I think he gave it a fair shot (including spending money on Microsoft apps!), although plenty of the complaints are from the perspective of a Linux user migrating to Windows. For example, the average Windows user won’t worry about dual booting.
Personally, I think the biggest mistake was to not try out FOSS versions of things like Firefox and Thunderbird, but I appreciated the insight into Edge for example.
In the increasingly slim chance you aren’t just pretending to be ignorant, the official Proton statement makes it clear that all Republicans are the better option, so yes this is praise of Vance.
The cope is the most important part. They aren’t criticizing Democrats in a vacuum, they’re doing it to say JD Vance, the Trump administration, and (in the post that sparked this) Donald Trump and his corporate captured Republican judge are all good.
I put the JD Vance praise in bold so you could see it.
I botched my comment when I initially wrote it, the confusion is all due to me
https://www.wemustactnow.ai/
Includes 6 OpenAI executives, 3 Google ones, 10 Anthropic, a bunch of other virtue signallers.
What does it say?
May it?!
What will happen?
We can really hold them to account for saying this specific thing!
What must we do, and why is it designed for corporate capture?