I was talking about the server costs. For less than 300 users, the cost isn’t exorbitant.

Less than €100 a month

Different CEOs will have different visions. The old CEO believed more in the value of social and the new one is more pragmatic and wants to focus on deliverable things with tangible returns like Firefox. It’s sad though as I think killing Mozilla.social is a mistake and a short-sighted decision.

Can’t wait for all the people that are moaning about Firefox integrating AI to provide parity with every other major browser to have that same energy and lambast Google for trying to fuck over poor people with their market dominance.

Also for the record, Sundar Pichai is an idiot, how does this ever end well?

It’s all very Black Mirror

Fantastic news. Lemmy has been lucky to have such a great team behind the development and I’ve been impressed over and over by how things have been handled on the development side. Onwards and upwards!

No worries, I figured you were just lost, so tried to point you in the right direction. Since you’re posting via mastodon, just remake the toot and tag those two along with !arduino@lemmy.ca and you should, with any luck get the right eyes on your conundrum.

You want !sbcs@lemux.minnix.dev or !python@programming.dev

WTF?

Very respectable setup. Nice work. I’m glad you found something that feels like home for you.

Can we get a screenshot of your setup please?

I know calling this a technology story is a stretch, so if it’s deleted, no hard feelings. But given they’re both apps, I popped it here. If you can think of somewhere better, please repost it and tag me.

This would be cool

Didn’t he go straight from Witcher to Justice League to Mission Impossible?

It is enabled by default and you need to know that you must disable it.

This is funny because every other browser has a form of PPA or is straight exempting a bunch of ads. Mozilla are still committed to maintaining the protections of adblockers.

valid criticisms

Was? I saw someone say that Mozilla were implementing PPA so they could take a cut of all adverts that appear via the browser. It’s outrage for the sake of outrage. A bunch of people that run adblockers, whipping up a storm about something that doesn’t affect them, because God forbid an alternative to Chromium based browsers exist or some other stupid as shit idea. All hail the Internet purists. If it doesn’t benefit them directly, it has to be bad.

Different people do things differently. Why do you think towns have more than one pub or shop.

What cop?

But in the implementation I proposed, moderators would get to subscribe their communities to hashtags they choose or none at all.

Fragmentation is a myth. Look at the various different technology groups that are all thriving on different instances. Stop (inadvertantly) pushing for centralization!