You can theoretically extend that logic to any patent. However this only works in a world that's not profit-centric.
Azzu
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Unfortunately not directly. However, the request it makes will trigger federation if it wasn't already triggered, so using it sometimes makes federation happen which will make it work for future users/your later self.
Any questions/requests direct here please :D
That still works for me. I had to disable "Enhancer for Youtube" and the Firefox-internal "Enhanced tracking protection"
I had that problem as well, I had to make sure I didn't have any other blockers/privacy/enhancer addons that changed YouTube in some way, after that, ublock worked properly again.
It's likely because you have some other addons/tracking protection/etc that blocks stuff or otherwise modifies how YouTube behaves. I had a YouTube enhancement addon installed, once I uninstalled that, everything got blocked properly again.
Idk, maybe being ready to burn books that go against your ideology registers different for other people, but for me it's pretty far on the "bad" scale.
I don't really have a problem with the being pressured into something, but the exact topic talked about here seems pretty extreme. Of course I don't expect anyone to be a paragon of virtue, but I just wanted to say that someone that burns books would not be something I'd like to associate with, and I expected that that sentiment was pretty universal
I mean, for them, lying would actually be better, if they don't understand they have a problem and are trying to fix it. Obviously for literally everyone else it would be better if they were honest.
Because if they don't understand that it's a problem and they're trying to fix it, then by being honest they would simply be advertising that they're a shitty person. Shitty people advertising that they're shitty don't get very far, they have to be dishonest about their shittyness for anyone to associate with them.
And believe me, there are a lot of shitty people that are reaaaally good at lying, most often because they are able to successfully deceive themselves and thus actually believe what they're lying about. I mean how often have you heard that someone "wants to change" but doesn't actually do anything about it? That is lying.
The only real solution is to not be shitty anymore, which is why I said, when someone understands what they're doing is a problem and tries to fix it, then it's completely fine again.
Hypothetical scenarios are still fun to think and talk about.
What are some of these problems, if I may ask?