This was the major problem with the Mac version too. Esc is such a necessary button and they put it behind a bunch of ridiculous other stuff, like if you open the volume slider, now you have to press off of it and then hit esc, so esc is now two button presses.
Yeah anyone who used Skype at the time immediately knew what went wrong
Here’s the thing I’ve discovered over the past two months. You can block every keyword you can think of involving politics and you will still be subject to them in memes that don’t happen to mention the keywords, comments where the blocking isn’t effective, and friends and spouses mentioning them, if not more. Politics pop up in every context. Video game YouTube, programming subjects on hacker news, pretty much every single subject at this point in time is inundated with politics.
For a long time I was the most informed person in my social circle. I can’t deal with it anymore. I blocked every mention I could think of and yet I still think I’m just as informed as everyone else in my circle, at least to a certain extent.
You can’t avoid it. So block everything and you’ll still be informed.
My lord, you’re the one who misunderstands licenses. And all internet browsers are “locally run” that’s literally what makes them browsers. They browse non-local resources.
Just for one major example, literally chrome has a ToS.
You’re the one arguing in bad faith. Holy shit you’re spreading so much misinformation it’s astounding.
And now you switch to Firefox. The better browser for years at this point.
The person I replied to literally brought up the license. I’m not confused about anything. I’m here combating fake information spread by people like you who have zero clue what they’re talking about yet pretend to because they fall for rage bait (the original person who spread all of this is a literal known rage bait twitter account) and can’t admit they’re wrong.
You’ve literally never read over a license before have you? Here’s some text from the Apache License, V2 for you to compare:
- Grant of Copyright License. Subject to the terms and conditions of this License, each Contributor hereby grants to You a perpetual, worldwide, non-exclusive, no-charge, royalty-free, irrevocable copyright license to reproduce, prepare Derivative Works of, publicly display, publicly perform, sublicense, and distribute the Work and such Derivative Works in Source or Object form.
every piece of software you use has a license attached to it. If it doesn’t have a license attached to it then it’s not open source. Granting a license to a copy is a standard part of open source software. Here’s some from the MIT License:
to any person obtaining a copy of this software and associated documentation files (the “Software”),
The GPL literally has a Terms and Conditions section to it! One of the most FOSS licenses out there lays out ToC to ensure that they’re followed. This is standard practice. The GPL also mentions “copy” 28 times, not including the word copyright. Here’s one of them:
Firefox uses underlying services like Firefox Sync, the New Tabs page which shows ads, a Google service for DNS, and sponsored segments in the search bar.
You are intentionally misreading it.
No it wouldn’t. For fucks sake, are you a lawyer? Can you read legal definitions?
I’m confused what you’re asking. Google opens sourced the pebble code, which they acquired from their purchase of Fitbit, who acquired it when they purchased pebble. Repebble is an open source project that has been trying to keep the original pebble watches working since Fitbit shut pebble down.
Debugging a Mac is just as simple as debugging a Linux OS… because it is Linux.
If you care about utmost privacy, you probably want to use Kagi, then generate privacy tokens and move them to a different computer and search from there. It’s pretty much guaranteed privacy. https://help.kagi.com/kagi/privacy/privacy-pass.html
Kagi is also just the best search engine around at this point, at least that I’ve found. Worth paying for privacy in my opinion.