So, we're not leaving Firefox after all? - eviltoast
  • Seqularise@lemmy.world
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    3 days ago

    When Google does something incredibly evil and malicious people react like it’s usual, but when Mozilla do something stupid and gets back after feedback it gets so overblown. Hey people, learn to live in the world that tries to rage bait you

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      3 days ago

      Yep, a company that does something in the first place will always do it again.

    • David B. Himself@firefish.cityOP
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      3 days ago

      @FeelzGoodMan420@eviltoast.org This “shit post” as you call it, is a post I posted on my Firefish account, addressed to my followers and a few extra people and it ended up somehow republished here (wherever “here” is, a Lemmy or Mbin instance I assume, seeing how accounts like yours look on my feed) looking like I manually did it.
      Honestly, I’m not exactly happy about this either.

      • FeelzGoodMan420
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        2 days ago

        Fair enough. I don’t truly understand how all this federated stuff works. It’s not really explained well in my opinion.

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    3 days ago

    As more and more people drift away from corporate control of our connections, I wonder when the U.S. will introduce laws to ban these user controlled environments in the name of national security.

  • anachronist@midwest.social
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    3 days ago

    I’m going to refuse to agree to the TOU when they try to force it on me. If they block me from using FF without the TOU then I will switch to something else. I think everyone should consider waiting until they try to force a TOU and then rejecting it, if you want to send a strong message.