To be honest: you can still make your own website, and in many ways big companies are actually making it easier through open-source projects and stuff like Let's Encrypt. The web industry is remarkably open compared to what big companies do in other industries. A lot of the standards meetings and stuff you can just go to and give your opinion. Or ignore the standards and fork it yourself. This alarmism I fear will make people not take the actually alarming things like encryption bans or ID requirements seriously.

Scraping isn't illegal, they can't do anything

And in the case of jesus, we have literally zero independent verification.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sources_for_the_historicity_of_Jesus

Then you realize you don't have any compilers installed so the best you can do is batch

His whole thing is being anti-debt which is probably good for some people, but some people already have no debt

As a software developer I am huge supporter of Mozilla's developer initiatives from Manifest V2 implementation to MDN. But it's also important to be realistic Mozilla has long had major money problems, and not the kind that giving them more would fix.

It's not efficient, a huge amount of it gets diffused or absorbed

You mean the ones that protected Snowden, Assange, and Manning?

Good. If you try to break into someone else's shit, you should reasonably expect to get shot at.

In many other contexts this would be downvoted to oblivion on Lemmy.

If true then that's the real innovation for me. I don't want a car that I basically need to replace 70% the cost of every 4-5 years.

Or even worse... Asking for Typescript definitions

I'm a lurker unless something actually impassions me to discuss