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We're already there. 4% Firefox market share may as well be zero. What is the current recourse for Chrome pushing a monoculture? I don't think it matters today what Firefox does or objects to.

Some of the reasons for why it's not used as a base were discussed in https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=29900496

All the Win32 component libraries, WPF, Entity Framework + extensions. There's oodles of these packages on nuget

Interesting ideas! However many of these would make reasoning about React and state a lot more difficult. Especially if the component tree can have root elements swapped out but keep children.

Feels like we're trending back to two way binding

But the author fixed it? https://github.com/delgan/loguru/commit/4b0070a4f30cbf6d5e12...

Obviously there was something the library could "do better." I think the root of this issue is trying to squeeze absolutely everything into CVSS

Spammer is a polite definition. His background is in marketing, the business he links brandscale[.]com is broken/abandoned. How long until we see these packages used as trojan horses? Or sold to third parties?

Isn't this literally https://protonmail.com/ ?

Isn't this expected? The "real world" is heavily regulated but the internet is open and free (not always in a good way).

It makes it really difficult to deal with crime, cyber warfare, and illicit content. We need "something."

> In order for Aidmin to help you manage your database, we require that you share your database credentials with us.

Woah. This is a huge red flag for any company or enterprise.