its really really save

Edit: sorry I misread it as XMR.

XMPP can be very unsafe. It depends on the client you use. Its best to use a protocol that doesn’t allow unencrypted messages to be sent at all. Like Wire or Signal.

Sure, that’s why you abandon it, make a public statement about closing shop (exactly like happens here) and then fork it under a new identity

You really don’t want to use pip. That’s how you download malicious code.

Isn’t it always postfix? Not because of the software, but because of other clients and other servers.

I am serious. I have no idea what more you’re asking for, because I only access IMDb in a web browser, and I only use open source web browsers.

Maybe you could clarify?

Firefox works well. Its FOSS

Isn’t chromium open source too?

Aren’t those Firefox with some patches?

I’m worried about the direction of Mozilla, though. We need another :'(

You say that, but I always leave screen sessions open

If Mr. Money bags comes to you with a contract that says anything about IP or equity, tell them to fuck off

How is it a failure to make a product that a bunch of people love? Stop projecting

What are your thoughts on NovaCustom?

Lenovi X1 Carbon for mainstream. NovaCustom for small business.

OK, so it sounds like anger should he directed at Microsoft here, not the dude that forked it

The damages causes to the developers are equal to the profits made by the company that took their code and made improvements to it, without sharing it upstream as legally required

In this age where PIs have been replaced with Facebook scrapers and lawyers have been replaced with ChatGPT, it can more easily be hidden – especially if you use tools like Tor.

Uses magnitudes less energy than tradfi. Scales up without consuming more energy. Gets called a shitbag.

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Ah you’re right. Blame Vscode for using MIT. Maybe now is a good time to tell them to change it to GPL, so this can’t happen again.

Probably shouldn’t use software that will remotely log and upload things that you store to your keyboard. Should have a policy against that.