> OpenStreetMap is open data, licensed under the Open Data Commons Open Database License (ODbL) by the OpenStreetMap Foundation (OSMF). In summary: > > You are free to copy, distribute, transmit and adapt our data, as…
> I always assumed that anything unencrypted is scanned one way or another By this logic, I should be happy if mail delivered to my address always arrives already open.
Staff is exempted from mass surveillance.
Some of us deliberately decide to not consume American blockbuster media.
[yɡˌdrasilː]
You are feigning ignorance.
I loathe movie adaptations and never watch them, but the source material The Martian was a very good read in my 12th grade. I like hard SciFi with no aliens and plausible rules.
It looks like shit.
We all are.
This website is amazing, thank you for sharing!
> you can send a skyscraper to mars and people on HN will still be calling you a fraud To date, SpaceX has sent nothing to Mars. Not to understate the company's accomplishment, but "people on HN" are fed up exactly with…
I sadly agree with what you wrote, but on this point > The EU Parliament is like that: the death of ambition, full of apathetic losers who drift into politics without any real idea of why they're there I have to…
> I cannot understand why the European Commission wants to reduce our reliance on FAANG services, and at the same time they make Google Play a de facto standard You'll be surprised, most of the time it's simple…
> The Parliament is a joke. And you can partially blame the member countries who really do not send their best there The European Parliament is not made of countries, nor it is meant to represent national interests.…
I am Italian and currently live in Italy, and don't trust my government with building nuclear plants. As long as the people in power are famous for lying and twisting reality, we should not touch nuclear.
Librewolf merely applies a few patches on top of Firefox. It is in no position to maintain Firefox without Mozilla.
A web browser is much more complex software than an e-mail client, though.
Librewolf is Firefox plus minor patches. Palemoon is based on an outdated fork of Gecko. Falkon uses QtWebEngine, which is Blink.
> the people who understand Mozilla's true principles have long since moved on by this point Where to?
Not just freedom of living and work, but things even more basic: Have you tried crossing the border with Germany or Austria by train? You'll most likely get a mini deportation squad on board, despite all agreeing to…
Hey. As someone who cries tears of joy when I see the software I support succeed, I share the sentiment. (I am just trying to push the visibility of your comment ;) )
> CyanogenMod Has been dead for 8+ years. LineageOS is its own thing by now. > anyone who cares has already taken shots at Android and iOS LineageOS is based on AOSP, plus some modifications that do not affect security…
It's not like the forbid mirroring. The problem is simply the size of it: around 100 petabytes.
It's a company with shareholders. Also they don't even hide that they sell some information for ads targeting.
If you are on Android there are ways to ditch Google altogether. For instance, I am perfectly sure that my phone is not listening on me. Also, I see no ads whatsoever. See: - https://lineageos.org - https://microg.org -…
> OpenStreetMap is open data, licensed under the Open Data Commons Open Database License (ODbL) by the OpenStreetMap Foundation (OSMF). In summary: > > You are free to copy, distribute, transmit and adapt our data, as…
> I always assumed that anything unencrypted is scanned one way or another By this logic, I should be happy if mail delivered to my address always arrives already open.
Staff is exempted from mass surveillance.
Some of us deliberately decide to not consume American blockbuster media.
[yɡˌdrasilː]
You are feigning ignorance.
I loathe movie adaptations and never watch them, but the source material The Martian was a very good read in my 12th grade. I like hard SciFi with no aliens and plausible rules.
It looks like shit.
We all are.
This website is amazing, thank you for sharing!
> you can send a skyscraper to mars and people on HN will still be calling you a fraud To date, SpaceX has sent nothing to Mars. Not to understate the company's accomplishment, but "people on HN" are fed up exactly with…
I sadly agree with what you wrote, but on this point > The EU Parliament is like that: the death of ambition, full of apathetic losers who drift into politics without any real idea of why they're there I have to…
> I cannot understand why the European Commission wants to reduce our reliance on FAANG services, and at the same time they make Google Play a de facto standard You'll be surprised, most of the time it's simple…
> The Parliament is a joke. And you can partially blame the member countries who really do not send their best there The European Parliament is not made of countries, nor it is meant to represent national interests.…
I am Italian and currently live in Italy, and don't trust my government with building nuclear plants. As long as the people in power are famous for lying and twisting reality, we should not touch nuclear.
Librewolf merely applies a few patches on top of Firefox. It is in no position to maintain Firefox without Mozilla.
A web browser is much more complex software than an e-mail client, though.
Librewolf is Firefox plus minor patches. Palemoon is based on an outdated fork of Gecko. Falkon uses QtWebEngine, which is Blink.
> the people who understand Mozilla's true principles have long since moved on by this point Where to?
Not just freedom of living and work, but things even more basic: Have you tried crossing the border with Germany or Austria by train? You'll most likely get a mini deportation squad on board, despite all agreeing to…
Hey. As someone who cries tears of joy when I see the software I support succeed, I share the sentiment. (I am just trying to push the visibility of your comment ;) )
> CyanogenMod Has been dead for 8+ years. LineageOS is its own thing by now. > anyone who cares has already taken shots at Android and iOS LineageOS is based on AOSP, plus some modifications that do not affect security…
It's not like the forbid mirroring. The problem is simply the size of it: around 100 petabytes.
It's a company with shareholders. Also they don't even hide that they sell some information for ads targeting.
If you are on Android there are ways to ditch Google altogether. For instance, I am perfectly sure that my phone is not listening on me. Also, I see no ads whatsoever. See: - https://lineageos.org - https://microg.org -…