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  • Just to be real:

    Every instance is an example of arbitrary censorship. It's just that .ml is specifically about a kind of censorship you don't like.

    All that said, there is no "should". Donations are voluntary, they are not the only way to contribute to the development of the fediverse, and there is already both alternatives and competition, and you could support those instead. I hear Pixelfed is making the rounds.

  • Why would I do that when I can talk to a human? (or, at least, something in the internet that pretends to be that)

  • Which the answer is: never. If they did, by definition they would not be competent (unless they are being specifically trained in how to avoid code slop).

  • And you are sure it's not spewing hallucinations or neo-fascism in a language you don't understand... why?

  • If you can read the code it writes and modify it, a project manager can remove that time from you and take the AI slop direct to production.

  • Whether its something that people adopted willingly or not makes no difference to whether it's an issue. Most things can still be (or still have to be) improved. And once again, "adopt" is sus. As is "willingly" (are you "willingly" accepting something that marketing tells you to be true?).

    If its so easy they should equally be capable of implementing their own work around, no?

    That's something that is done sometimes, yes. Say, Librewolf could restore some tunables that were removed from Firefox. But that still depends on how invasive the change is (and on whether you can actually implement a workaround or not, which means you'd need the code, a build system, etc).

  • Bu. Terrible. Malditos ingecoms seguro que esto es culpa de ellos.

    Bue. Si no queda otra, veré cómo cargarle la mantención de eso a los clientes y habrá que escoger a uno de los apernados no más. Pero en el intertanto voy a probar a ver'qué hace y dice Opensignlabs.

  • You are the one choosing to read it that way and then hallucinating a whole sort of "perfection or nothing" argument from that.

    Feels like you have some bone to chew, and I'm not exactly sure what kind of bone.

  • You keep hallucinating this, as if you were an AI...

  • On the one hand, it's a shame in general, as Proton has truly been a pesky thorn on the foot for Linux gaming. There's a world of difference between having native, first-class support, and basically running every game on an emulator that is on a lease.

  • The Game (which you just lost) is a meme

    Well shit thank you for that. Can I at least get a participation medal?

  • Le echaré un vistazo.

  • Memes are older than the internet. They are, in fact, the DNA of the soul!

  • Oh you sweet innocent child.

    I say, the majority adopt something they adopt it because that’s how the majority like it.

    In the world of UIs, majorities "adopt" something they adopt because it's the default, imposed, and people tend to just not change the defaults (or it flat out can't be done).

    but also I dont know how they cater to everyone

    Add it as a tunable in settings? Most stuff has settings, it's marginal zero effort to add a new one.

  • Malicious compliance could be of help? For example, blocking the streaming sites for their endpoints that are local to France, if any?

  • no amount of tech will stop 99% of the population

    What 99%? 96% of that 99% you mention I have observed to be quite lazy. Things have been severely bad for decades yet no meaningful reaction.

  • “Might buy this in a couple of years if they fix this shit.”

    Why wait? Pirate today.

  • It matters not how great you think you are. Everyone loves their own farts. What matters in society is other people.

  • Mozilla CEO is that you?