Boomkop3 @ Boomkop3 @reddthat.com

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Ye that's handy, until some script inside a library or something doesn't

https://blog.mozilla.org/en/firefox/firefox-terms-of-use/

It is, just check their blog a bit back

When I tried it it looked really cool. Up until it just.. didn't work. And then looking around I found a bunch of people giving me better snippets of scripts and it was not helpful

But given I just need docker and nothing more, I did not bother and looked further

Tried both, didn't like 'm, using docker now

Tried it, but some apps depend on spawning other python processes. Half the time that results in them breaking out of the env cuz they're using the python in the system path

Advertising yourself as a good option for privacy then taking your data is fucking you over. And it was only two days ago that they tried forcing it, and they're already lowering the middle finger and apologising.

Let's try to not mislead people here by pointing to some a/b testing thing that has nothing to do with policy changes and enforcement

You missed the part that this data collection requirement was a new development. Your quote is misleading

Or three docker containers

Cuz they violated the trust of the community and their presented values of being open and private. They didn't go back on this because they're good people

Damned if they do, cuz they did. Feel free to trust their pinky swear "we promise not to try to fuck you over again"

Well some weight was lost, at least

I tried it, ye. And although I like the concept, I can't say the implementation was to my liking

Jack Black! He might not play my favourite shows/movies/roles, bur he's a cool person

Alright, I want two apps that depend on two different version of python, but won't work on the other.

No warning, no notice, just one of the two fails to start. Thank you package manager

rip that document you forgot to save

Welp, there goes their consumer trust

I have Kagi, it's worth it. They're stretching themselves a bit thin tho

old software works better on old hardware? hmmmm

A lot more than just 3d rendering is lumped into that chart. The 3d would be better labelled as "some other stuff"