Also this very doxxable info btw
I lead a rather public life. I'm okay with it.
Also this very doxxable info btw
I lead a rather public life. I'm okay with it.
To be fair, making judges elected rather than appointed is like, the one thing that I think Texas governance got right.
We know that not everyone in our community will embrace our entrance into this market. But taking on controversial topics because we believe they make the internet better for all of us is a key feature of Mozilla’s history. And that willingness to take on the hard things, even when not universally accepted, is exactly what the internet needs today.
But you're not doing the hard things. You're doing the easy thing. Capitulation to surveillance capitalism is the easy thing.
Dover: it's either a breeze or completely inscrutable.
Holy shit that's fuckin' awesome XD
I don’t regularly wear a kippah but even if I did, I’m not looking to antagonize. I strongly believe in no political anythings at work, even things that the majority deem inoffensive like pride pins or whatever.
I strongly believe in no political anythings at work
no political anythings at work
Work. Is. Political.
"Could you please rebase over main first?"
Not me standing at the driveway to my polling center with a signature PSL sign (our signs really are the best; call us Professional Signs League the way we be pissing off interns that have to censor our signs before putting them on their articles and videos and ads).
The radlibs outed themselves the day Joe Biden had a good day on super tuesday 2020.
It wasn't so much Joe Biden having a good day as it was Obama, making all the calls necessary for the other neolibs to fall in line (and perhaps for the other "progressive" to stay in the race).
Perhaps I should rephrase. They attack Mozilla (and users of Firefox) infinitely more than Google (and users of various Google products). I heard it said after Mozilla introduced their opt-out privacy-respecting ad tracking that users should “move to a more privacy-friendly browser like Google Chrome”.
One of those entities claims to be on the side of users. When it constantly throws those same users under the bus anyway, it isn't surprising that it gets more hate than the entity that removed "don't be evil" from its motto.
Tell them you’re a liberal? You’re practically a Nazi collaborator!
It's not our fault that fascists bleed when liberals get scratched.
Similarly, I find a fair number of Rust crates (that I want to use) have virtually no doc or inline examples, and use weird metaprogramming that I can’t wrap my head around.
Is it really a true rust crate if it doesn't contain at least one inscrutable macro?
Indeed. The main benefit is the ability to eventually boot out nut cases. We could have instant recall of the positions too, but I'll take what I can get.