I’m pretty sure all the upvotes are coming from the same person’s sock puppet accounts. Just like in this thread they are talking to themselves with the different sock puppets

No, I’m pretty f****** loathe.

Governments dictating technical standards, is fine if it’s a regulatory body that’s dynamic, but bad if the technical standard is encodified in the law itself.

In the United States the American national standards association, as well as other bodies, set standards, and the government can dictate that you need to use a standard for mainstream device. That’s fine

But a lot saying you must use USB-C, that’s crazy. USB-C has a limited lifespan. Plus they’ll be innovation in the future.

Well it’s a good thing at the moment, I am loath for governments to dictate technical specifications. I’d much rather they say electronics devices must adhere to a modern open standard. And if you are introducing your new standard, it has to be patented royalty free for other people to use

You could ask the admins to delete your content.

I’m not the OP, but you can get 8TiB SSDs, they are spendy, but doable, no spinning disks required, the benefit of using a nas based solution is you can put a bunch of cheap SSDs in

Not directly an answer, but the CRT guy has a series of industrial computers for different environments, which could provide inspiration.

Some of them have direct DC inputs, some have anti-vibration designs, some have massive passive cooling!

The little guys series https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EP3aKEG79DM&list=PLec1d3OBbZ8LGjvbb0GQwlQxWXmI2PA88

I think a Synology box would work for you, or a TrueNas design - you could just build out one of their motherboards in your own itx case. These are good, robust, anti-vibration, mobile low power cpus, hardware selected for robustness and minimum heat. Stick it in a cupboard and forget about it, they run containers, and vms.

I think Alice defederated with them

I feel like Satan ran an improv night, everybody put an idea into a hat, and now Satan is making communities based on every improv idea

The volume and frequency of these communities from hilarious chaos is bordering on spam.

Wishing a community exists is one thing. Creating a community and then dropping it and running away hoping other people pick it up. Is another

I want your communities to succeed, I recommend you pick one, commit to it, generate content, have discussions there, and then when you’ve got a bit of content then advertise it for more people to come in and engage with

Yeah. When I heard what they were doing with the library stuff. I thought that was such a weird hill to die on.

Like how could any lawyer tell them they had a chance in hell of breaking copyright law at scale, because of the pandemic?

And they didn’t create a new organization to do this very legally risky thing, they did it under their normal organization not some LLC. Crazy

Ipv6

Depending on your gateway, you may be able to override the DNS settings for a few domains that you use internally

Watching the video.

Source First - source available - that’s what they do, good term.

I do like the discussion and the motivation illustrated

I now have a better feeling for how futo is trying to do open source capitalism

It would be nice if this were true, but typically if the population doesn’t have money to spend to buy things, advertising to them doesn’t return much money either

Most power strips have screw mounting options on the bottom. You could just mount the power strip directly to the desk “upside down”.

Then use double sided Velcro to group all your wires together

Voyager

100%. Conflict of interest is a very real problem

To me, this only makes sense if it’s integrated advertising in the browser. Trying to get third party websites to use their advertising network probably will be a very difficult sale.

It could be a way of greenwashing, or whatever the expression is for privacy washing, businesses like meta, Google, by letting them license a “privacy friendly” advertisement platform.

As far as I’m aware, there’s only two major online advertising platforms, meta and Google. So breaking in is a third platform would be difficult, unless they could integrate into apps directly through Mozilla’s app footprint

https://www.anonymco.com/

driving advertising performance requires privacy-enhancing approaches to data driven marketing. Anonym’s privacy preserving solutions allow you to take full advantage of your data assets.

Fundamentally, privacy and data-driven marketing are diametrically opposed

Here’s how it works:

• Secure Environment: Data sets are matched in a highly secure environment, ensuring advertisers, publishers, and Anonym don’t access any user level data.
• Anonymized Analytics: The process results in anonymized insights and models, helping advertisers measure and improve campaign performance while safeguarding consumer privacy.
• Differential Privacy Algorithms: These algorithms add “noise” to the data, protecting it from being traced back to individual users.

Okay. It’s still boils down to give us all the data and trust us. But hopefully they’re more trustworthy than other people, and not corrupted by influence and money like other humans are?

By combining Mozilla’s scale and trusted reputation with Anonym’s cutting-edge technology, we can enhance user privacy and advertising effectiveness, leveling the playing field for all stakeholders.

I was surprised they said they’re so explicitly, but yeah they’re trying to monetize the Mozilla reputation for things that I’m not sure stick to their core philosophy

Ipmi interface?