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Expect to see more of these as fewer and fewer people use Firefox and web developers simply don't try their websites on this browser. And as more websites stop working correctly on Firefox, they will lose more market share. Some kind of spiral, you know?

I was thinking that a rendering bug (which is what one expects from a browser compatibility bug) is not that bad, but when we are talking privacy and security, now that's a problem.

At last, a piece of good news in this sea of woe.

Why was this submitted? To prove Apple does not manipulate the ratings of their listings? :P

I hope this post is written in an ironic tone. If I was this guy I would reject that money out of pride.

Please elaborate

Facebook must be really happy.

Good thing about this is the fatigue. We're just a few years away until jo*rnalists lose most of their power.

First you had to have a stupid April fools prank to show how cool you were.

This year you have to cancel it to show how cool you are.

That will never happen, Germany will never allow it. Look at Spain, Italy, etc. Germany controls the currency, so they call the shots.

Pretty sure the wayback machine already has a full archive

That lack of humility also exists in other industries. You can Google "healthcare saves lives" and hit many articles

Wouldn't it be funny if someone had gotten the boot for questioning the usefulness of chloroquine, now that we know the study is bunk? :^}

Yes, citizens of those countries becoming poorer because you disagree with the politics of their leaders is good news.

In this case I meant Section 230

It is hard to understand how they still enjoy safe harbour and similar protections after they clearly keep editorialising what is posted on their platform.

They don't want to do it because of the salary.

This is fair if those colonies stop speaking English, using sewage systems and modern agriculture practices and basically return to living in yurts.

Ah, you mean that other definition of fairness...

Is there any code in WebKit that comes from khtml?

Is there any code in Source that comes from idtech 2?

It is a joke and social critique and if someone takes it seriously then that's their problem.

Wouldn't it be cool if they released the source code like they've always done? Of course, with Carmack no longer there, I'm just kidding.

25/25 fibre? That's... Cheap

Chrome 0.2 on Windows XP?

Dude look how virtuous we are, we avoid making a joke because there's a virus around. We take everything very seriously. Please buy our products

I am Spanish and I see exactly the same thing here. How it's okay for Germany to rule over us because locals are so convinced our own country and its citizens are inferior. It's so sad, especially since it ends as a self-fulfilling prophecy.

A more tyrannical justice system and more incarcerated people are not necessarily bad per se. Remember that the US is vastly more heterogeneous which translates into more crime. Keeping criminals in prison is freedom--freedom to own a store and not being robbed, for instance.

Not sure how common civil forfeiture is, I'm not American, but it sounds quite fishy indeed. As I said below, I didn't mention the US at all...

Definitely, I didn't mention the US at all, but at least the US doesn't have blasphemy laws, for example.

I find Firefox too unstable and everchanging for daily use, I recommend people to use ESR instead (if they must use Firefox at all...)

Considering that the EU doesn't even have freedom of speech, calling that the free world is quite the stretch.

Congratulations on making the first Nazi joke, pick up your prize later.

That's not true. Most ISPs are not having congestion problems.

Are you really comparing public, vital services to Netflix?