Ok, then let’s not think about it then. Seems like a good idea… /s

And actual slavery.

Yes paramount that you and yours understand that the big publishers are garbage.

The RISC-V is an extensible ISA, so yes. All those vendor extensions are optional, when fabricating the processor, which can be replaced by other extensions over time.

Both Intel and AMD have had vendor extensions in the designs that they no longer use, even ones that have been “retracted” (i.e whatever in the heck Intel is doing with their AVX extensions).

But yeah, currently, there are a lot of proprietary extensions, which could still be declared as open hardware as well. So yeah.

They don’t want any downtime from tracking your ass.

You start to wonder how many CDN’s have been compromised in the past, or if they have actually been discovered. Maybe this company did it the stupid way and got caught and someone else has not been caught.

Also, aren’t there sum checkings implemented client side, or does the server give you the sum if you select the “latest” tag? I seem to remember there was some sort of checking, but I dunno.

This seems like a bit of a vendor lockin situation.

Too late, the clock is already ticking. We only need to count the years after the fact when it hits Google Graveyard

Find the make and model of your system and search for it with “Linux”. This is a really easy way to avoid big problems, and finding a suitable distro for said system. It sucks installing a system, only to find out a certain boot flag needs to be turned off, or some kernel has a patch your system doesn’t like. Avoiding all that or even going into the situation prepared is much less stressful.

It also helps to know that with the freedom of Linux, there is a lot of difference in how systems are built, and that is a benefit and not a drawback.

Well of course they did, either that, or they’d need to prosecute them selves lol

Uhhh pre-modern architecture is uhhh inherently uhhh socialist and is therefore uhhh classified as terrorists.

Neo-liberals, probably.

…I get a “Forbidden” error on all those tags ^^; Apparently they are not publicly available.

BUT COOL! I’ll be giving Floorp a spin then :)

We’ve come a long way since FBI normalised warrantless wiretapping in the 1950s… oh well, on with the bomber jacket, off to some three letter building with a satchel full of love… in Minecraft.

Been using some extensions to get this done.

Currently using Sidebar Tabs. I have gotten used to grouped tabs, which is something I don’t want to give up. I’ve mapped Ctrl+Space to open and close it, which is super satisfying.

I switched from Sideberry, which was cool since it is so configurable, and that it can store and recall entire lists of links. I think this is a nice alternative to bookmarks, because it gives you a sort of link manifest, that you can even export.

Mozilla’s attempt seems… lackluster in comparison, but it’s still under development. So eh. Thinking of going Librefox, Waterfox or even Floorp - though that would be like going ESR.

Primeagen?

Use the ever loving fuck out of hashtags.

Cast enchant couch with BO.

Wouldn’t you want to be a fly on the wall of that boardroom.

Dan: “For fucks sake, Kevin!”

Kevin: “Calm down!”

Dan: “Calm down?!??”

Kevin: “Nobody’s gonna notice…”

Dan: “NOBODY’S GONNA NOTICE THE MURDER OF A WHISTLEBLOWER!!!”

Kevin: “Well… it could be worse…”

Dan: “…”

Kevin: “…”

Dan: “What do you mean it could be worse, Kevin…?”

Kevin: “…”

Dan: “KEVIN!!”

Kevin: “Well, you know… you could pay an ex-marine suffering from PTSD to do a… you know…”

Dan: “…A WHAT, KEVIN?!?”

Kevin: “…a 3 for 1 special sale…”

Dan: “…a what?”

Kevin: “Well I’m saying, in all likelihood, it could get worse…”

Dan: “…”

Kevin: “…”

Dan: “…for fucks sake, Kevin.”

My testicles, my lungs, the brain, my bone marrow…

Seriously, it’d be easier to list which parts of the body that don’t contain plastic.

No. Some people just mask and/or live in a bubble like it’s a sport, and they are so overjoyed they are “winning”.