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Every time I read a mozilla product blogpost I get more convinced that whoever is writing them has left earth long ago and is writing them from an increasingly distant part of the universe that bends all communication into the register of a maniacal product manager, and the only way they have of signaling something has gone wrong with their shuttle is by heightening the self-evident contradictions between the self praise and the content of the blog posts they are indentured to write blog.mozilla.org/en/mozilla/buโฆ
Users can export saves anytime until October 8, 2025, after which their data will be permanently deleted. [...]
Meanwhile, new features like Tab Groups and enhanced bookmarks now provide built-in ways to manage reading lists easily. [...]
This shift allows us to shape the next era of the internet โ with tools like vertical tabs, smart search and more AI-powered features on the way. Weโll continue to build a browser that works harder for you: more personal, more powerful and still proudly independent.
"We are stopping the thing that lets you make and share curated collections of offline pages with a little algorithmic affinity recommendation overlay because people don't want to manage reading lists and want to only have algorithmic recommendations.
Don't worry we basically fully replaced them with bookmarks (??) and a different tab orientation (??) because people still want to manage reading lists (??). But you can't actually import your pocket export to those things, and since they don't actually replace them we won't just move your data to them and will just delete it in a few months.
In conclusion, this is why pivoting to focus on the same gimmicks everyone else is focusing on and transitioning your personalized collections to generic AI slop reflects our being the most independent organization ever (???) Which lets us prioritize personalization (????)"
excuse me can you repeat that? blink twice if you need someone to come get you
Having seen a bunch of writing on social media from ppl there and read a bunch of these blog posts, the corporate culture must be absolutely wild to allow this kind of completely 180 degree opposition between the choices they are making and internal heroism myths vs. the entire reason why the tiny tiny fraction of browser-using people use Firefox do so and literally everything that mozilla itself is saying about its values.
And like if it was just a normal for-profit corporation I wouldn't blink twice, I am aware of the need for diversification since their major source of revenue could potentially get cut down to $0 pretty soon, but a lot of this is just a total self own and a totally mystifying one. There was an obvious route and they decided to throw it into reverse and drive through the garage door instead.
I'm actually not sure of a bigger example in tech of burning all your goodwill for almost no reason like this. Usually it's because companies get bought or something, but mozilla just decided instead of "we have a ton of dedicated people who understand the importance of the thing, so let's do a wikipedia and really obnoxiously remind people we need them to pay for browser development while keeping their trust by not doing the bullshit that causes people to want to use our thing" that it would be better to just completely lose the plot and lean into the thing people were running from because they got high on their own patronizing supply of "we know better, ads are good, ai is good, our entire userbase that is yelling what the fuck at us is just a vocal minority... of itself..."
I wouldn't say I know a ton of people, but I know enough, and none of them use Firefox unless they are a privacy wingnut or otherwise have some specific reason to hate Google and Apple. It just isn't a better piece of software than Chrome, it can't be and never will be, Google has infinity dollars, it competed on a different axis and that was fine for the people the use it because privacy is more important than perf or ux. The 2% of browser share that use Firefox are those privacy Wingnuts.
The one moz employee that frequently wanders into these threads once promised to show us the user research that is informing them and making them think "people who use Firefox are fine with ads, love them, don't mind having surprise advertising tech running in the browser that explicitly tells them it won't do that, and are apparently now clambering for more AI in their browser" and I suspect we probably won't. There just is no way that someone who thinks that the series of bad calls Firefox has made recently are actually fine would use Firefox.
And it was always impossible to compete technically on browser development bc of the amount of labor involved and the very adversarial nature of web standards.... but man you're pivoting to trying to compete on "AI"? The extremely capital intensive, every tech giant is betting the whole farm, running at a loss, spent a decade recruiting top talent, pay 10x what you can.... That "AI?" Just comically bad calls. Maybe I would be more sympathetic if they explained the strategy instead of just saying "we're doing what's best for the web now shut up and eat your poison"
I'm not defending their AI strategy but I don't think it's *that โAIโ*. Examples of the AI they invest in is local in-browser translation and fake review detection. Itโs more of a "traditional" ML rather than fancy LLM.
There also was text-to-speech model done in collab with Mozilla (with fully available and open voice samples data set) but I don't know if it was ever even intended to be used in the browser.
I actually use their translation extension (which uses their translation model). I also use Google Translate extension. Google Translate outright refuses to translate some bits of text (5-10%) while Mozilla's extension translates everything. GT is a tiny bit better when it works but it's extremely frustrating when it doesnโt. Consistency of Mozilla's translation is much more preferable to me. I'd even go as far as saying it's good AI.
well, LIbrewolf seems a better choice. Even then, you will be owned by 52/8 54/8 34/8 and 35/8 netblocks from Amazon and Google unless you get rid of push, ping, shopping the control addresses and a few other things. You see, they put a lot of work into this, mainly out of self interest. It's not for you.
If you're online, they will try to stop you from changing or even scrolling down to certain things in about.config
They infiltrate everything. keep on eye on that pile of underwear.
I've moved to privacy-focused Firefox forks (Librewolf on desktop and IronFox on mobile), precisely because I was still a Firefox user (ie someone who'll favor privacy and absence of ads over performance and UX) when I made the switch.
this is the one part I disagree with. A shitton of stuff goes into a browser, but I'm pretty sure for >90% of users it would not make a difference whatsoever if they're using Chrome or Firefox. The differences between modern browsers are honestly so minimal, no average person is going to notice. Privacy? A few odd extensions? RAM usage? I'd argue that the only people who notice *any difference at all* are people on a similar level of technological expertise as us "privacy wingnuts"
Sad but true. The best thing in Firefox is that it's not owned by Google, so Google's advertisement business interest can't interfere with the direction of browser development (other than default search engine settings), unlike Chrome's removing MV2, adding privacy sandboxes and such. Other than that, Chrome is marginally better in case of security and performance. If (can I still use "if" here?) Mozilla abandon all its principles and went down the Google way... what's the point in using Firefox?
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It probably won't take too much skill to scrap the cruft off with a fork, install ublock origin and use the basic features of the browser. No I do not want to save anything to the Amazon cloud, though Mozilla will push you there and what they hell is it with the 34.0.0.0/8 DDOS when I try to turn off your SPY TOOLS??? @mozilla
@mozilla #Google employees "volunteer" their time to work on #Firefox, and make it there own. Even when you are using it on your desktop. Do you wonder why people say #FuckGoogle? Look at these Google addresses, when I launch my browser on my computer at home. Fuck #Google Anyone who offers an excuse for this will be blocked. There is none, and this a mild example.
"Hey PR person, here is the list of all the unrelated things the engineering teams delivered this month. Please write a blog post that makes it look like they are related somehow"
funny that they say "more ai" features as the previous two aren't using AI? And if they had a specific idea for a feature in mind they probably wouldn't be so vague. They have no idea for a good AI feature. Thats so desperate
Indeed. That kind of speech, at the limit of the nonsense, which frequently comes out of some chief-of-whatever-executive, and only contains two elements: something practical, real (like "were closing this"), with present consequences that everyone clearly understand ("you're fired now"); and a large amount of fuzzy rationale, vaguely related to abstract, remote "values", "better future", "building" and "deep" and "commitment" that no-one can honestly attach to what is being done/said.
Mozilla is trapped between a rock and a hard place, they are convinced in the future the browser it's only going to act as a gateway between AI chatbots and their users, so they have to position themselves as an "ethical AI" company, while still being a browser company, the one piece of software they are convinced is not going to survive the ai slop era. You can smell the neurotic desperation out of posts like this
"Firefox is the only major browser not backed by a billionaire and our independence shapes everything we build." Says the company financed by Google as a fucking figleaf
@alxd Oh, yeah, Mozilla has been the realm of the ego-driven narcissists and the unhinged product designers for like a decade now. It's why they've shown no significant progress toward making the things they known for (browsers, and web dev tools for those browsers) better, and have lost the massive community that used to work for free toward making those things better.
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@cs The failed assumption here is just because there aren't laws against doing evil things for no particularly good reason, poisoning ones customers would not be profitable to the bar tender, that people will do them, and conversely that laws will stop them, both of these assumptions are demonstrably wrong.
Genuine question here for Linux users and musicians, composers, guitar players etc. I am being told by several mouthy people online that "nobody uses linux" & "nobody would use linux for music making"
How many of you use or have used Linux as a vehicle for recording music?
I'm the original/lead dev of Ardour, an open-source/libre cross-platform DAW that runs on Linux, Windows and macOS. People can get our software prebuilt from us for all 3 platforms; for Linux, they can get it from their distro; or they can self-build.
We get pingbacks from the builds we supply, which is likely around 50% of all the Linux users of Ardour.
We have as many Linux users by this metric as we do Windows users.
"Diฤer insanlarฤฑ รถldรผrmeyi kendine hak gรถren bir tek silahlฤฑ insan dahi mevcut oldukรงa, bozuk gelir daฤฤฑlฤฑmฤฑ -yani kรถlelik- devam edecektir."
Shocking new clinical trial data has revealed that the new Bill Gates-funded self-amplifying "replicon" Covid mRNA "vaccines" cause severe blood abnormalities in almost all recipients.
ย ย ย ย ย ย An internal memo from the Diocese of Charlotte in North Carolina was recently leaked, revealing a calculated strategy to silence Catholics who raise concerns over the suppression of the Traditional Latin Mass (TLM).
If you want to grow in and around society. Stop fighting the small piece of shit things.... GO FOR THE HEAD, OR GO FOR THE MAIN THINKING PART OF THE SOCIETY OR THE BODY... tHEN FIGHT THE HEAD AND NOT THE BODY PARTS....
@salelouis I have to cats and the behavior I've observed is they are not selective about their prey, if they can kill it they will, they may or may not eat it depending upon how hungry they are. My second observation about cats is that a cat is a cat is a cat, regardless of size.
does anyone have literally any advice for a trans woman in indonesia who has been repeatedly harassed via police and is now having an honor killing considered against her?
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In AI circles, a โcentaurโ describes a certain kind of machine/human collaboration, in which โdecision-supportโ systems (which the field loves to call โAIโs) are paired with human beings for results that draw upon the strengths of each, such as when a human chess master and a chess-playing computer program collaborate to smash their competition.
In labor circles, โchickenizationโ refers to exploitative working arrangements that resemble the plight of the American poultry farmer. The U.S. poultry industry has been taken over by three monopolistic packers, who have divided the nation up into exclusive territories, so that each chicken farmer has only one buyer for their birds.
โ Is what's called an "#asterism". It is a well-established #typographical mark ... a #dinkus ... for separating scenes in a work of literary #fiction.
It is not a [i]symbol for the #fediverse.[/i]And stop trying to make it that!
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La UE declara los banners de cookies actuales ilegales, ยกya era hora!
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En primer lugar, porque las empresas de tecnologรญa publicitaria tendrรกn que eliminar los datos de los usuarios que hayan recopilado a travรฉs del mecanismo TCF.
En segundo lugar, y lo que es mรกs importante, la decisiรณn de las autoridades belgas de protecciรณn de datos podrรญa dar al traste con todo el sistema de anuncios personalizados.
Esto podrรญa poner fin definitivamente a la publicidad personalizada."
Zihin, bireyin dรผลรผnme, algฤฑlama, duygu รผretme, hatฤฑrlama ve karar verme gibi biliลsel iลlevlerini kapsayan soyut bir kavramdฤฑr. Yรผzyฤฑllardฤฑr felsefenin tartฤฑลma konusu olan zihin, modern nรถrobilimle daha somut bir anlam kazandฤฑ. Beyin ve sinir sistemini inceleyen bu bilim dalฤฑ, zihni, beynin sinir aฤlarฤฑnฤฑn etkileลimiyle ortaya รงฤฑkan bir olgu olarak gรถrรผyor; yani bilinรง, hafฤฑza, dikkat ve duygularฤฑn birleลimi olarak tanฤฑmlฤฑyor.
Zihniyet Devrimi Neye Karลฤฑ?
Prompt yazarฤฑ : A. Haluk รnal
Metin yazarฤฑ : Grok โ A. Halรปk รnal
โZihniyet devrimiโ kavramฤฑ solda giderek yaygฤฑn bir kabul gรถrmeye baลladฤฑ. Ama nasฤฑl, neye karลฤฑ, sorularฤฑna henรผz รงok farklฤฑ yanฤฑtlar veriyor olduฤumuz malum. Bu durumda hatฤฑrlayalฤฑm, zihin nedir, zihniyet devriminden ne anlamalฤฑyฤฑz, zihniyet devrimleri yalnฤฑzca belirli kuramcฤฑlar ve topluluklarca mฤฑ icat edilir? Yoksa yaptฤฑฤฤฑฤฤฑmฤฑz bir keลif yolculuฤu mudur?
Zihinsel Devrim ve Doฤal Kodlar
Gรผnรผmรผz dรผnyasฤฑnda bireylerin ve toplumlarฤฑn dรผลรผnme, algฤฑlama ve davranฤฑล kalฤฑplarฤฑ, kapitalist sistemler ve merkeziyetรงi yรถnetimler tarafฤฑndan belirleniyor. Bu sistemler, kรขr odaklฤฑ yapฤฑlar ve tek bir otoriteye dayalฤฑ siyasi dรผzenler aracฤฑlฤฑฤฤฑyla sahte bir bilinรง yaratฤฑyor; yani insanlarฤฑ gerรงek ihtiyaรงlarฤฑndan uzak, dayatฤฑlmฤฑล bir algฤฑya hapsediyor. Ancak doฤa, bize paylaลฤฑm ve dayanฤฑลma temelli doฤal kodlar sunuyor. Hiyerarลi yerine iล birliฤine dayalฤฑ bu kรผltรผrel deฤerler, zihinsel devrimi daha adil ve gelecek nesiller iรงin yaลanabilir bir geleceฤe taลฤฑyabilir. Zihinsel devrim, bu kodlarฤฑ yeniden keลfederek bireyleri ve toplumlarฤฑ รถzgรผrleลtirme gรผcรผne sahip.
Zihin Nedir ve Nรถrobilim Bunu Nasฤฑl Adlandฤฑrฤฑyor?
Zihin, bireyin dรผลรผnme, algฤฑlama, duygu รผretme, hatฤฑrlama ve karar verme gibi biliลsel iลlevlerini kapsayan soyut bir kavramdฤฑr. Yรผzyฤฑllardฤฑr felsefenin tartฤฑลma konusu olan zihin, modern nรถrobilimle daha somut bir anlam kazandฤฑ. Beyin ve sinir sistemini inceleyen bu bilim dalฤฑ, zihni, beynin sinir aฤlarฤฑnฤฑn etkileลimiyle ortaya รงฤฑkan bir olgu olarak gรถrรผyor; yani bilinรง, hafฤฑza, dikkat ve duygularฤฑn birleลimi olarak tanฤฑmlฤฑyor. รnemli bir yenilikle, nรถrobilim artฤฑk zihni yalnฤฑzca biyolojik bir yapฤฑ olarak deฤil, รงevresel ve sosyal etkileลimlerle ลekillenen dinamik bir sistem olarak ele alฤฑyor. รzellikle zihnin farklฤฑ durumlara uyum saฤlama yeteneฤi olan biliลsel esneklik ve beynin kendini yeniden yapฤฑlandฤฑrma kapasitesi olan nรถroplastisite, bu deฤiลim sรผrecini anlamada kilit rol oynuyor.
2015 yฤฑlฤฑnda Nรถrobilimโdeki hฤฑzlฤฑ geliลmelerle yapay zekรข alanฤฑnda รถnemli bir atฤฑlฤฑm yaลandฤฑ. Bu dรถnemde ortaya atฤฑlan โbilgi รผreten sistemler zeka รผretirโ hipotezi, bilgiyi iลleyen her sisteminโister biyolojik, รถrneฤin insan beyni, ister yapay, รถrneฤin bir yapay zekรข modeliโzeka geliลtirebileceฤini savunuyor. Bu ilke, doฤadaki tรผm sistemler iรงin geรงerli ve zihinsel sรผreรงlerin evrensel bir รถzelliฤini yansฤฑtฤฑyor.
รrneฤin, 2009 yapฤฑmฤฑ Avatar filmindeki yaลam aฤacฤฑ Eywa, Pandoraโdaki canlฤฑlarฤฑn bir sinir aฤฤฑyla baฤlanarak kolektif bir zeka oluลturduฤunu gรถsteriyor. Bu metafor, doฤanฤฑn kendi iรงinde bir zihinsel devrim yarattฤฑฤฤฑnฤฑ simgeliyor.
Sadede gelirsek, zihinsel devrim, bireylerin ve toplumlarฤฑn dรผลรผnme biรงimlerini, inanรงlarฤฑnฤฑ ve davranฤฑลlarฤฑnฤฑ yeniden yapฤฑlandฤฑrmasฤฑ demek. Nรถrobilim, bu dรถnรผลรผmรผ beynin รถฤrenme ve adaptasyon sรผreci olan nรถroplastisiteyle aรงฤฑklฤฑyor.
Bu noktada zihinsel devrimin tarihsel baฤlamฤฑnฤฑ anlamak, sรผrecin kรถkenlerine ฤฑลฤฑk tutuyor. รrneฤin, 14. ve 17. yรผzyฤฑllar arasฤฑnda Avrupaโda sanat, bilim ve hรผmanizmin yeniden canlandฤฑฤฤฑ Rรถnesans dรถnemi, bireylerin sanatsal ve bilimsel yaratฤฑcฤฑlฤฑkla zihinsel sฤฑnฤฑrlarฤฑnฤฑ zorladฤฑฤฤฑ bir sรผreรงti. ฤฐnsanlar evreni ve kendilerini yeniden keลfederek zihinsel devrimin erken bir biรงimini baลlattฤฑ.
Ayrฤฑca zihinsel devrim, bireylerin otoriteye karลฤฑ eleลtirel bir duruล geliลtirmesine olanak tanฤฑdฤฑ. Aydฤฑnlanma รaฤฤฑโnda olduฤu gibi, bu eleลtirel duruล bireyleri baฤฤฑmsฤฑz ve sorgulayฤฑcฤฑ bir dรผลรผnme biรงimine, yani รถzgรผr dรผลรผnceye yรถneltti ve otoritelerin dayattฤฑฤฤฑ geleneksel kalฤฑplarฤฑ yฤฑktฤฑ.
Zihinsel devrim, bireylerin ve toplumlarฤฑn dรผลรผnce yapฤฑlarฤฑnฤฑ kรถkten deฤiลtiren bir sรผreรงtir. Bu deฤiลim yalnฤฑzca bireyin dรผnyayฤฑ algฤฑlama biรงimiyle sฤฑnฤฑrlฤฑ kalmaz; aynฤฑ zamanda toplumun kabul ettiฤi davranฤฑล kurallarฤฑ, ortak inanรง ve gelenekler, hatta mal ve hizmetlerin รผretim ile daฤฤฑtฤฑm biรงimlerini de etkiler.
รrneฤin, 18. yรผzyฤฑldaki Aydฤฑnlanma รaฤฤฑ, Avrupaโda akฤฑl, bilim ve bireysel รถzgรผrlรผklerin รถne รงฤฑktฤฑฤฤฑ bir dรถnemdi. Bireyler otoriteye kรถrรผ kรถrรผne baฤlฤฑlฤฑk yerine akฤฑl ve bilimle dรผลรผnmeye baลladฤฑ. Bu sรผreรง, halkฤฑn yรถnetime katฤฑldฤฑฤฤฑ modern demokrasilerin ve bilimsel ilerlemenin temelini attฤฑ.
Gรผnรผmรผzde teknoloji, zihinsel devrimin yeni bir dalgasฤฑnฤฑ tetikliyor. ฤฐnsan benzeri dรผลรผnme ve รถฤrenme yeteneฤine sahip yapay zekรข, devasa miktarda bilgiyi analiz eden bรผyรผk veri ve internete dayalฤฑ dijital iletiลim aฤlarฤฑ, bilgiye eriลimi herkes iรงin kolaylaลtฤฑrarak dรผลรผnme biรงimlerini dรถnรผลtรผrรผyor.
Sosyal medya platformlarฤฑ, รถrneฤin X veya Instagram, insanlarฤฑn fikirlerini paylaลmasฤฑnฤฑ ve farklฤฑ bakฤฑล aรงฤฑlarฤฑyla karลฤฑlaลmasฤฑnฤฑ saฤlฤฑyor. Ancak bu dรถnรผลรผm, yanlฤฑล veya yanฤฑltฤฑcฤฑ bilgilerin yayฤฑlmasฤฑ anlamฤฑna gelen dezenformasyon ve farklฤฑ gruplar arasฤฑnda artan fikir ayrฤฑlฤฑฤฤฑ ile รงatฤฑลma, yani kutuplaลma gibi sorunlarฤฑ da beraberinde getiriyor.
ลu anda mevcut tรผm yapay zekรข platformlarฤฑnฤฑn, dijital altyapฤฑyฤฑ kontrol eden bรผyรผk teknoloji ลirketlerinin ekonomik gรผcรผ olan bulut sermayesi tarafฤฑndan kรขr odaklฤฑ bir zihniyetle รผretilmiล olmasฤฑ endiลe yaratmasฤฑn. Bu durum, aynฤฑ zamanda bu teknolojilerin toplumun genel yararฤฑ iรงin de รผretilebileceฤinin bir kanฤฑtฤฑ.
Zihinsel devrimin etkileri teknolojiyle sฤฑnฤฑrlฤฑ deฤil. Okullarda ve รผniversitelerde รถฤrenme sรผreรงleri, doฤal kaynaklarฤฑn korunmasฤฑ ve sรผrdรผrรผlebilirlik farkฤฑndalฤฑฤฤฑ, toplumda eลitlik ve hakkaniyet saฤlama รงabalarฤฑ gibi alanlarda da รถnemli deฤiลimler yaลanฤฑyor.
รrneฤin, Finlandiyaโdaki eฤitim modeli, bilgiyi sorgulama ve analiz etme yeteneฤi olan eleลtirel dรผลรผnceyi ve birlikte รงalฤฑลma becerisini merkeze alarak, ezberci ve รถฤretmen odaklฤฑ geleneksel yรถntemleri dรถnรผลtรผrรผyor. Bu yenilikler, bireylerin problem รงรถzme kapasitesini artฤฑrarak eleลtirel ve sorumlu bir toplum yaratฤฑyor.
Zihinsel devrimin sรผrdรผrรผlebilir bir dรถnรผลรผm yaratabilmesi iรงin bireysel รงabalarฤฑn รถtesine geรงip, toplumun temel iลleyiล kurallarฤฑnฤฑ yeniden dรผzenlemeye odaklanmak gerekiyor.
Gรผnรผmรผzde kรขr odaklฤฑ ekonomi sistemleri ve sรผrekli tรผketimi teลvik eden tรผketim kรผltรผrรผ, zihinsel sรผreรงleri kฤฑsฤฑtlayarak gerรงek bir dรถnรผลรผmรผ engelliyor. รrneฤin, kรผresel ลirketlerin reklam stratejileri, bireyleri ihtiyaรง duymadฤฑklarฤฑ รผrรผnlere yรถnlendirerek sahte bir tatmin duygusu yaratฤฑyor ve bu sรผreรงte doฤa tahribatฤฑnฤฑ ve kaynaklarฤฑn tรผkenmesini hฤฑzlandฤฑrฤฑyor. Bu yรผzden zihinsel devrim, yalnฤฑzca dรผลรผnce yapฤฑlarฤฑnฤฑ deฤil, bu yapฤฑlarฤฑn ลekillendiฤi ekonomik ve toplumsal sistemleri de dรถnรผลtรผrmeyi hedeflemeli.
ฤฐลte tam bu noktada, zihinsel devrimi kรถklรผ bir deฤiลime dรถnรผลtรผrmek iรงin toplumlarฤฑn davranฤฑล ve dรผลรผnce kalฤฑplarฤฑnฤฑ belirleyen temel bir kรผltรผrel kodlara, yani genetik bir anahtara ihtiyaรง var.
Ekonomik gรผรง ve siyasi otorite olan sermaye devleti, gรผรง ve parayฤฑ kendi kodlarฤฑ olarak benimserken, bu sistemler bireyleri ve toplumlarฤฑ kรขr odaklฤฑ bir dรถngรผye hapsediyor. Buna karลฤฑlฤฑk, bizler kodlarฤฑmฤฑzฤฑ hiyerarลi ve mรผlkiyet yerine dayanฤฑลma ve paylaลฤฑm รผzerine kurulu doฤal toplumlardan alabiliriz. Toplumsal kaynaklarฤฑn ortaklaลa yรถnetildiฤi ve bireylerin eลitlik temelinde bir arada yaลadฤฑฤฤฑ bir dรผzen olan komรผnalist yaลam formu, bu doฤal kodlarฤฑ yeniden canlandฤฑrarak zihinsel devrimi daha adil ve sรผrdรผrรผlebilir bir geleceฤe taลฤฑyabilir.
Ancak burada รถnemli bir nokta, araรงlarฤฑmฤฑzฤฑ da bu kodlarla inลa etmek. Dayanฤฑลma ve ortaklaลa yรถnetime dayalฤฑ bir dรผลรผnce yapฤฑsฤฑyla รผretilmiล, mevcut sisteme karลฤฑ alternatif yapฤฑlar kuran topluluklarฤฑ gerektiren amaca uygun araรงlar geliลtirilmeli. Bugรผne kadar kullanฤฑlan tek bir otoriteye dayalฤฑ merkeziyetรงi, farklฤฑlฤฑklarฤฑ dฤฑลlayan tekรงi, derinlikten yoksun iki boyutlu ve dijital olmayan analog araรงlar yerine; รงok yรถnlรผ ve derinlikli รผรง boyutlu, farklฤฑ sesleri kucaklayan รงoฤulcu, herkesin eลit haklara sahip olduฤu eลitlikรงi, cinsiyet kimliklerine saygฤฑ duyan ve ayrฤฑmcฤฑlฤฑฤฤฑ reddeden cinsiyet รถzgรผrlรผkรงรผ, birlikte รงalฤฑลma ve paylaลma odaklฤฑ dayanฤฑลmacฤฑ araรงlar yaratฤฑlmalฤฑ.
Sonuรง olarak, zihinsel devrim hem bireysel hem de toplumsal dรผzeyde bir dรถnรผลรผm gerektiriyor. Bu dรถnรผลรผm, yalnฤฑzca zihinsel algฤฑ ve inanรงlarda deฤil, bireylerin ve topluluklarฤฑn gรผnlรผk davranฤฑลlarฤฑnda da kendini gรถstermeli. Ancak bรถylece eลitlik temelli, gelecek nesiller iรงin kaynaklarฤฑ koruyan ve eleลtirel bir farkฤฑndalฤฑฤa sahip bilinรงli bir dรผnya inลa edilebilir. Bu sรผreรงte, dayanฤฑลma ve ortaklaลa yรถnetime dayalฤฑ komรผnalist zihniyetle ลekillendirilmiล araรงlar ve toplumun temel iลleyiล kurallarฤฑnฤฑ yeniden dรผzenleyen yapฤฑsal deฤiลimler, zihinsel devrimin kalฤฑcฤฑ bir etki yaratmasฤฑnฤฑ saฤlayacaktฤฑr.
Zihinsel devrimin geleceฤi, bireylerin ve topluluklarฤฑn bu dรถnรผลรผmรผ aktif bir ลekilde sahiplenmesine baฤlฤฑ. Teknoloji, dayanฤฑลma temelli komรผnalist zihniyetle ลekillendirilmiล amaca uygun araรงlarla birleลtiฤinde, hiyerarลi yerine paylaลฤฑm ve dayanฤฑลma temelli kรผltรผrel deฤerler yeniden hayat bulabilir. Bรถylece yeni nesiller iรงin herkesin dahil olduฤu kapsayฤฑcฤฑ, fฤฑrsat ve haklarda adil eลitlikรงi ve yaลanabilir bir รงevre bฤฑrakan sรผrdรผrรผlebilir bir dรผnya yaratmak mรผmkรผn olur.
Bu, bir hayal deฤil, gerรงekleลtirilebilir bir hedef. Yeter ki hepimiz bu deฤiลimin parรงasฤฑ olmayฤฑ seรงelim ve dรผลรผnme ile davranฤฑล kalฤฑplarฤฑmฤฑzฤฑ bu ortak amaรง doฤrultusunda dรถnรผลtรผrelim. nupel.tv/a-haluk-unal-zihniyetโฆ
El pinkwashing de las empresas en el orgullo es perezoso y oportunista, pero cรณmo se nota a cuรกntas de esas empresas les daba mucha rabia tener que ponerse la banderita y ahora estรกn aliviadas de que ya "no haga falta".
Es que podรญas imaginarte la vena hinchada del CEO que suelta opiniones homรณfobas en cuanto se toma dos copas, pero que tenรญa que fingir (aunque fuera por marketing) ser una persona medio decente y poner la bandera en su marca cada vez que llegaba junio.
Siendo consciente de que las multinacionales buscan lavar su imagen, al menos con esta situaciรณn respeto un poco mรกs a quienes sigan decidiendo ponerla con este panorama y en medio de la administraciรณn de Trump.
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Flatpak is a method of packaging applications for ALL linux distros with one single package. Flatpaks mostly don't use your shared libraries, they ship their own.
Flatpak also brings better security with a sandbox that doesn't let the app access all your system when it doesn't need to, and a permissions system.
Flatpak also uses repositories, called remotes, the biggest one is of course Flathub.
So, most distros out there should have flatpak preinstalled, but if you run Ubuntu or an official Ubuntu flavor, Debian, or Arch, you might want to install it yourself.
But this only gives you command line access to flatpak. If you're a more graphical sort of person, you might want to add support for your app store:
FOr GNOME software, the package is often called gnome-software-plugin-flatpak, and for Discover on KDE, it's generally plasma-discover-flatpak.
Next, you'll need to add a repo to be able to install flatpaks easily, without downloading a file manually each time. The biggest one everyone should use is FLathub, it has virtually every flatpak ever made.
There are a bunch of themes available on Flathub, that you can find typing
flatpak search theme
If the theme you use is in there, you can just install it from here, then, you select it in GNOME Tweaks, and you run:
flatpak update
If your theme isn't available from Flathub, though, you'll need to tell flatpak it needs to use your specific theme. To do this, you can either run a command, or use a graphical application.
sudo flatpak override --env=GTK_THEME=NAME OF YOUR THEME.
But that's not enough, we also need to give flatpak access to the directory where your themes are located, namely the .themes directory:
sudo flatpak override --filesystem=$HOME/.themes
For GTK4/Libadwaita apps, open your .bash-profile file in your home directory. At the end, add this line:
export GTK_THEME=NAMEOFYOURTHEME
Save the file, and then log out and log back in for all the changes we made to be applied. All your GTK apps should now use the right theme, whether they're using libadwaita, flatpak, or both.
PERMISSIONS
Now let's see how you can change permissions. To manage them, you can use Flatseal on GNOME and KDE, but KDE also has a permissions page in the settings.
Generally, permissions are correctly set, but if you feel an app shouldn't have access to something, you can toggle that thing off, and if you feel an app SHOULD have access to something, you can toggle it ON.
BROWSER INSTALL
Installing flatpaks is just a one click operation from your graphical app store, but if you like to browse for apps in your web browser, you can also start an install straight from there.
There's an extension for Firefox and CHromium based browsers called Flatline.
jonny (good kind)
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in reply to jonny (good kind) • • •"We are stopping the thing that lets you make and share curated collections of offline pages with a little algorithmic affinity recommendation overlay because people don't want to manage reading lists and want to only have algorithmic recommendations.
Don't worry we basically fully replaced them with bookmarks (??) and a different tab orientation (??) because people still want to manage reading lists (??). But you can't actually import your pocket export to those things, and since they don't actually replace them we won't just move your data to them and will just delete it in a few months.
In conclusion, this is why pivoting to focus on the same gimmicks everyone else is focusing on and transitioning your personalized collections to generic AI slop reflects our being the most independent organization ever (???) Which lets us prioritize personalization (????)"
excuse me can you repeat that? blink twice if you need someone to come get you
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in reply to jonny (good kind) • • •I wouldn't say I know a ton of people, but I know enough, and none of them use Firefox unless they are a privacy wingnut or otherwise have some specific reason to hate Google and Apple. It just isn't a better piece of software than Chrome, it can't be and never will be, Google has infinity dollars, it competed on a different axis and that was fine for the people the use it because privacy is more important than perf or ux. The 2% of browser share that use Firefox are those privacy Wingnuts.
The one moz employee that frequently wanders into these threads once promised to show us the user research that is informing them and making them think "people who use Firefox are fine with ads, love them, don't mind having surprise advertising tech running in the browser that explicitly tells them it won't do that, and are apparently now clambering for more AI in their browser" and I suspect we probably won't. There just is no way that someone who thinks that the series of bad calls Firefox has made recently are actually fine would use Firefox.
jonny (good kind)
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in reply to jonny (good kind) • • •I'm not defending their AI strategy but I don't think it's *that โAIโ*. Examples of the AI they invest in is local in-browser translation and fake review detection. Itโs more of a "traditional" ML rather than fancy LLM.
There also was text-to-speech model done in collab with Mozilla (with fully available and open voice samples data set) but I don't know if it was ever even intended to be used in the browser.
I actually use their translation extension (which uses their translation model). I also use Google Translate extension. Google Translate outright refuses to translate some bits of text (5-10%) while Mozilla's extension translates everything. GT is a tiny bit better when it works but it's extremely frustrating when it doesnโt. Consistency of Mozilla's translation is much more preferable to me. I'd even go as far as saying it's good AI.
dave
in reply to jonny (good kind) • • •well, LIbrewolf seems a better choice. Even then, you will be owned by 52/8 54/8 34/8 and 35/8 netblocks from Amazon and Google unless you get rid of push, ping, shopping the control addresses and a few other things.
You see, they put a lot of work into this, mainly out of self interest. It's not for you.
If you're online, they will try to stop you from changing or even scrolling down to certain things in about.config
They infiltrate everything.
keep on eye on that pile of underwear.
barrkel
in reply to jonny (good kind) • • •the primary use case for Firefox is Tree Style Tabs
That's the big one.
Containers (for separating logins more than privacy) and a working ublock origin probably make up the rest.
Chloรฉ Azencott
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in reply to jonny (good kind) • • •A shitton of stuff goes into a browser, but I'm pretty sure for >90% of users it would not make a difference whatsoever if they're using Chrome or Firefox. The differences between modern browsers are honestly so minimal, no average person is going to notice.
Privacy? A few odd extensions? RAM usage?
I'd argue that the only people who notice *any difference at all* are people on a similar level of technological expertise as us "privacy wingnuts"
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in reply to jonny (good kind) • • •If (can I still use "if" here?) Mozilla abandon all its principles and went down the Google way... what's the point in using Firefox?
Dan Goodman
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in reply to jonny (good kind) • • •Heads up I tagged them in the other comment I posted.
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in reply to jonny (good kind) • • •No I do not want to save anything to the Amazon cloud, though Mozilla will push you there and what they hell is it with the 34.0.0.0/8 DDOS when I try to turn off your SPY TOOLS??? @mozilla
dave
in reply to dave • • •#Google employees "volunteer" their time to work on #Firefox, and make it there own.
Even when you are using it on your desktop.
Do you wonder why people say #FuckGoogle? Look at these Google addresses, when I launch my browser on my computer at home.
Fuck #Google
Anyone who offers an excuse for this will be blocked. There is none, and this a mild example.
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in reply to jonny (good kind) • • •That last sentence so reminds me of Microsoft around the year 2000.
Mozilla is dead inside.
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in reply to jonny (good kind) • • •Says the company financed by Google as a fucking figleaf
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