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Comment #40716812
This google Controlled opposition line is so tiring and inaccurate at this point loool
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Comment #40679031
Mozilla shared this yesterday in the ama Here's the statement we're sharing with the press: In alignment with our commitment to an open and accessible internet, Mozilla will reinst…
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Comment #40632085
The close sourced DRM is necessary for Netflix and a bunch of other apps, Also its provided for free to mozilla by google + cisco
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Comment #40632054
Open Sourcing something is never a easy task especially if it calls for a complete rewrite which i assume is why it still has not been open sourced yet
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Comment #40317242
How do you plan to monitize this and even compete with larger platforms
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Comment #40013792
octopus energy seems to be the best for energy i have seen so far in the uk alongside their smart tariffs https://share.octopus.energy/umber-squid-619
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Comment #39641700
This is amazing and i plan on doing this and giving it to my wife :)
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Comment #38025614
Mozilla has just announced its AI guide https://ai-guide.future.mozilla.org/
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Comment #37829969
Good, Now turn those empty offices into housing
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Comment #37703994
This is the dumbest take i have ever seen, is apple paid opposition? mozilla are paid to have google as the default search engine just the same way google pays apple billions for t…
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Comment #37702240
Mozilla has contributed a bunch to mastodon and activitypub
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Comment #37702099
They have actually contributed a bunch of code upstream to mastodon
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Comment #37675411
I do think they are trying, look at pocket,vpn,fakespot etc they are trying to branch out and diversify
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Comment #37675395
Yes, Browsers are as complex as OS's and are multiple layers deep