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Ha! Just finished Player of Games yesterday and bought Use of Weapons. Trying to decide whether to continue with Culture or mix things up and start with the first Wheel of Time book.
Either way I’ll get to it, and the rest, because the first two I thought were excellent reads and I really like Banks’ writing.
Sorry, my bad. I thought this was a petition OP had set up. And not Mozilla themselves to protect Firefox. Sleep deprivation :(
Why the focus on Firefox? Why not just say “browsers”?
My experience is the more things “just work” the worse people are with the tech.
Those who grew up with computers in the 80s are typically the best at problem solving / hacking / debugging.
My kids literally don’t have a fucking clue, sadly. I thought they were going to grow up super geniuses with the amazing technology they inherited.
I agree. Which is why government regulation is the answer. Out governments should set the bar, not push the responsibility back on to the consumer.
Sadly I feel this is a little like Twitter and Reddit users saying they’re going to leave the platform, then when push comes to shove just rolling over and grabbing another bag of Doritos.
Still sour about the ashes stumping
Did we not just go through the single largest pandemic of the century where 7 million people died? Saved by vaccines. And the lessons learnt from that are equal to “live in an antiviral bubble filled with bleach”. Wow.
We all want to get back to normal life. And are by getting vaccinated and not blowing off the concerns of those who are not quite as lucky as you.
I guess my question was if webpage versions of apps can/typically use Google analytics-type tracking of what you’re doing.
And more specifically if Safari with private relay, perhaps with some extensions, can hide anything such webpages are trying to scrape.