Oh no, not their production targets! Allow me to play this song on the world's tiniest violin.
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which is exactly what the fediverse doesn't want
Did the fediverse tell you that itself?
There's no single vision of the fediverse. There's no arbiter of truth on the fediverse. So count me in the camp of people who would absolutely love an app on the fediverse that tailors content to me.
This has much broader consequences than just France. Imagine if France succeeded in passing this, and browsers had to implement capabilities for government mandated blocklists.
You can be sure governments across the globe would be rushing through similar legislation as fast as they can.
The actual installation is easy, the finding equivalents for your years of accumulated workflow is the part that isn't.
I just spent 4 hours trying various window managers and shell extensions to replicate what I had with fancy zones in Windows. Finally came close with the gTile gnome shell extension, but it's still not quite what I had.
It's not even a Linux deficiency or anything, but let's not pretend that switching operating systems is a trivial endeavour.
There's the built-in Firefox translate now, though it currently only supports a handful of languages (more coming soon)
That's like saying there's no point in having bathroom doors because everyone can see you going in.
Mozilla's privacy not included guide reviews three drones: https://foundation.mozilla.org/en/privacynotincluded/categories/toys-games/
No idea if those are what you're looking for, but perhaps you can get an idea of the practices those 3 companies do in general (one of them is DJI so would be good for comparison so least)
Who said anything about AAA? :p
There absolutely have been new heat pumps hitting the market in the past year or two that are blowing away the previous generation.
Sure it does. Unless your average temp in January is under 5F? And on those really cold days the gas furnace kicks in anyway, so you get the most efficient heating no matter what.
Well said! I agree with almost everything, except I still want algorithms. I think I'd say "free from algorithms that serve corporate interests" instead. Algorithms that help me find content I genuinely enjoy are sorely missed.