However, I will keep you guys around, for now ...
Can I have your psychosexual profile and live gps coordinates?
They are the protagonists of democracy after all.
Is there something like deluge for i2p?
I use mouse4/5 to next/prev/close tabs and tab manager plus for management.
But I still need to click one tabs sometimes because spatially that is sometimes the most convenient way for me to say "that one"
And also sometimes selecting a group of specific tabs to do a mass operation on them.
And the problem is some of these tabs have annoying unexpected buttons that I don't want to have keep track of and press accidentally.
Right to repair used to be intrinsically understood by almost everyone. Electronics used standard components and came with the schematics. Car had government managed standardized interchangeable parts. Now led headlight are 2000$ and unrepairable..
I used to be on digg. Fuck digg, let's ddos these cunts. Then cook some reddit datacenters.
AI art is not copyrightable
Still hits too close to home
They're busy, collapse the data center support columns.
I want it all in a physical object in my home, that I can throw in the furnace any time. I don't mind the extra milliseconds, I want it in my computer not someone else's computer aka the cloud
We need open source, local running, use tunable, auditable, collectively shareable content discovery algorithm
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For example, let's take the website github.com
If you don't want to have to log in everytime you restart the browser, you have to whitelist the entire website as follows
But you would only need to whitelist the following cookies to do so.
on .github.com
logged_in
on github.com
_device_id
user_session
__Host-user_session_same_site
_gh_sess
I found an add-on called "Cookie Quick Manager" which is a great way to consult your cookies on a per-site basis, is container aware, it's great.
In that add-on there was a "protect cookie" function
Unfortunately, it would only only protect cookies from getting deleted by "Cookie Quick Manager" and not firefox's "delete data when Firefox is closed" but that would have been a fantastically convenient way to handle this
I think what would make sense would be the ability to append cookie name and container names to the "delete data when Firefox is closed" exception list
So instead of just
You might be able to specify containername!cookiename@https://github.com
With both the containername part and the cookiename part being optional limits to the whitelisting
Here is a mockup of what that might look like
What is the name for a strategy to cut out shareholders?
I imagine it's something like, we syrike and demand 60% of controlling shares or else company dies.
Price tanks, workers buy their own discounted shares.
5 years later do it again, seize 60% of the remainder.
Continue until shareholders are fully marginalized and financing is done through regular finite terms loans. Preferably from loans direct from the central bank at the policy rate.