Not related much, but imagine being a citizen of ancient Greece having to walk for hours under killing sun, gushing barbarians’ eyes and slicing wolves on your way to the Olympic games only to be told by a feller with a lisp: “Excuse me, sir! Video recording is not allowed here.”. It’s a comfy time we live in actually.

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Hope folks will actually stick to claims such as this when the time comes

Now there’s that print monitor that’s on by default, and can only be shut up by using a command line. Wtf? In the 21st century?

Lemme get your russian immigrant wife to setup that VR headset for you, so that you can disable any process you like like it’s Jarvis

Edit: Care to point to my wrongs?

In that case you wouldn’t have gotten the security part and your time and, maybe, money would have been lost, but you not having this certificate, ironically, demonstrates you learned enough

Just curious what you’re up to, bud

Make sure the OP provides you with a binary first

bash: fewer: command not found

Yeah but how much for 4?

Wish I could tell you, buddy

Have you tried complaining to the hottest tech support employee at your company?

AFAIK tor wouldn’t be able to handle regular streaming of 4k movies, constant sending/receiving of e-mail, downloading of AAA videogames and uploading porn 1080p/60fps. Tor is an instrument which has its purpose. It’s like saying stirring tea with a screwdriver should be normalized.

Would pay to see it in its used-fruity-sharp-condom phase

Water is like the best environment there is for microorganisms.

The existence of grog confirms it 🫵

Guilty. Although I sometimes give myself a wake-up slap.

No. I have never witnessed Mozilla being evil. But there is first time for everything, right? They must be, maybe not entirely good - no such thing - but less evil than many other entities out there. Just trying to be cautious.

I understand. But if you cannot see the slope of others, how can you be sure?

I understand. Just saw some similarities and thought of the worst. I repeat: I trust Mozilla (non-profit) muuuuuch more than I trust Google (for-profit), for example, but still not enough to exclude doubt. I personally like this quality in me, but I can see how, sometimes, it may lead to a misunderstanding like this post right here. Just wanted to have some external opinion on this, and make people who didn’t notice it notice it.

I would definitely prefer relying on a non-profit than on a for-profit company, but still wouldn’t trust them 100%. I may very well be sick, but, for what I see it, it is some sane skepticism.

Been writing these from Librewolf all along. I am in no way against progress. Instead, I am simply taking it like handles of a pot on a stove - not sure if it’s red hot or pleasantly warm. I am indescribably glad that extensions will no longer, knowingly or unknowingly, watch porn with me, but you can’t ignore the fact that, sometimes, things introduced, as awesome as they may seem, may not be used how God intended them. I’m sure Mozilla have all the best intentions regarding this, but, as I wouldn’t trust a stranger with a pocket knife (a tool that can be used as a weapon), I won’t trust Mozilla not to abuse this feature. I apologize once again for being hyperbolic and theatrical in my original post - that’s just how I write. I’ve been using Firefox, including forks, since forever and won’t abandon them just for a suspicion. As I said, I will be watching this thing grow hoping that this suspicion of mine will remain just that.

I apologize. I might have been a little theatrical. If I could send you an audio comment, I would, because then you’d hear my calm and reasoning voice telling you that they may or may not do something bad and/or stupid with it. I assume you wouldn’t blindly trust such a big entity, and would rather doubt everything it says (without being too maniacal) and then compare it to its future actions. That’s what I was inviting you to do - observe its future actions.