That's a meaningless question, because I would never be using software from people promoting the opposing view. You're all free to stop using Python.
It needs to go back further: 2002: Microsoft proposes Palladium, everyone loses their minds. 2007: Apple effectively implements Palladium, nobody panics, because it's all 'part of the plan'.
> I am down to zero third-party developers that can get compromised and silently push an update that compromises all my web sessions Yeah, but is this really a risk for anyone who isn't the sort to have installed Bonzi…
> religion/philosophy is purely subjective, merely a word game, or not something "serious" people study Innit, though? The people who whine about 'scientism' tend to be selling a religious or political ideology. They…
My Treo didn't have shovelware, my Nokia didn't have shovelware, and my BlackBerry didn't have shovelware. Yet, strangely enough, I can't uninstall Safari from any of my iPhones and replace it with Firefox.
It's very coercive, and therefore insincere.
> Firefox will continue to support V2, but that's not a solution That is the solution, it's just not the solution we're allowed to have.
Yeah, it's not like wisdom of crowds or market efficiency are real phenomena. The non-experts elected by non-experts know better than the non-experts.
That's a meaningless question, because I would never be using software from people promoting the opposing view. You're all free to stop using Python.
It needs to go back further: 2002: Microsoft proposes Palladium, everyone loses their minds. 2007: Apple effectively implements Palladium, nobody panics, because it's all 'part of the plan'.
> I am down to zero third-party developers that can get compromised and silently push an update that compromises all my web sessions Yeah, but is this really a risk for anyone who isn't the sort to have installed Bonzi…
> religion/philosophy is purely subjective, merely a word game, or not something "serious" people study Innit, though? The people who whine about 'scientism' tend to be selling a religious or political ideology. They…
My Treo didn't have shovelware, my Nokia didn't have shovelware, and my BlackBerry didn't have shovelware. Yet, strangely enough, I can't uninstall Safari from any of my iPhones and replace it with Firefox.
It's very coercive, and therefore insincere.
> Firefox will continue to support V2, but that's not a solution That is the solution, it's just not the solution we're allowed to have.
Yeah, it's not like wisdom of crowds or market efficiency are real phenomena. The non-experts elected by non-experts know better than the non-experts.