Sometimes I just want a lightweight markdown viewer. Something less than an IDE, but has a bit more formatting support than a text editor.
Just finished Lanterns. Solid show that doesn't require watching other superhero media.
Just started Cyberpunk Edgerunners S2. I'm only 2 episodes in, but I'm digging it so far. There's a short monologue by the character Roman that definitely feels like it's a criticism of AI-generated content, which I quite enjoyed.
Y'all tripping the UI is fine.
The original article is from Axios. They do point out that there's organic opposition, but the title is definitely sensational and arguably disinformation.
Now, even if they actually are adding extra to the conversation, there's still plenty of people unhappy about data centers. If foreign bots were adding noise to the Cornell case, does that invalidate what happened to Jane Doe?
We see the videos from town halls, we see the pictures of the water, we hear the recordings of the noise pollution. We see all the extra infrastructure that sometimes cuts through people's property.
There are legitimate concerns that people want to be addressed.
Or maybe people could just not be creeps?
People who study how to convince people are more trusted than people trained to talk in technical jargon about specific fields. Shocker there.
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Telling someone to improve their privacy is like telling them to eat healthier. They probably know on some level that they should do better, but it's breaking habits. Changing their...everything is a daunting task on top of everything they actually want to do.
It's a sales pitch, so I'd say sell them on one small lift at a time (Firefox, uBlock, DuckDuckGo) and build on them as they get comfortable with privacy control. Don't shame them, don't look down on them, don't be overly pushy.
They own Ico?!
Edit: Sony owns Japan Studio, which owns Ico.
sigh of relief
On the flip side: Flock is giving people awareness of other surveillance creepware.
I'm warming up to the vertical tabs. Love the rounded design elements and colors.
Is Mozilla so small that the folks working on in the browser engine are the same people working on the UI?