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Comment Re:...and other thing... (Score 1) 25

It runs on macOS and Linux. A lot of the core devs are on mac. They want Windows too, but don't have the devs.

I still use Librewolf for now, but I hope Ladybird makes it. I totally understand their denial of public pull requests in this environment. The LLM age has made things toxic and ain't nobody got time to groom through all the slop.

Servo is held by a shit company at this point. Fuck Firefox and let's hope for a decent Ladybird.

Comment Re:...and other thing... (Score 2) 25

You have never heard about it?! It's literally been talked about everywhere in the open source world for months! I try a build every few months and it shows so much promise. We need a real alternative to Gecko (Firefox), Webkit (Safari) and Blink (Chrome) desperately. I really like listening to the Ladybird video updates. I really want this engine to succeed to be a new potential daily driver.

You will hear about it again, or at least we should all hope everyone does.

Comment Re:Corporate "good" is not local public good. (Score 1) 19

There is plenty of Bureau of Land Management land in Nevada with a population of 0 per million acres. Build it there, where they'll need to pay employees out the ass to build and maintain it.

Box Elder County is 100% right here. Just look at how they're being treated by their elected officials, who are lying saying none of the protestors even live there:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?...

In an earlier time period, these elected offices would be removed from their homes and their families would be made to watch it burn to the ground if they ignored the will of the people like this.

Comment God of War (Score 1) 48

Looks way better than the new God of War gameplay trailer. (There's a cube named Frank in it. The writing is terrible, even for a game).

It's interesting they're calling this one "Tomb Raider" since for a while they reserved that for the new series (Rise of the Tomb Raider, Shadow of the Tomb Raider) and stuck with "Laura Croft: whatever" for the classic look. Of the new ones, the first one (2013) was good, but Rise was kinda the same and Shadow was so BORING.

I guess they've given up on that very and have gone back to the original Laura Coft.

Comment Compromised (Score 1, Troll) 28

The Internet Archive was compromised during their "hack" in 2024:

https://battlepenguin.com/poli...

There is a ton of stuff already missing. Meanwhile, "reporters" have gone out trying to dox the owner of archive today. Yes, he shouldn't have changed an archived we page in retaliation trying to dox the doxer. That was stupid. Wikipedia immediately started migrating away from archive.is links, but they're also a horribly corrupt propaganda organization as well:

https://battlepenguin.com/poli...

These "news" (propaganda) organizations do not care about information, accuracy or archival. They care about people bypassing paywalls. They care about people calling them out when they change headlines and rewrite the past. Everyone has seen the super-clips of every news stations repeating the exact same talking points (search for "dangerous to our democracy" super-cuts, or the super-cuts of Amazon ads disguised as news stories). This is probably because a lot of local stations are owned by a very small number of companies (like Sinclair Broadcast).

It's all bullshit. Your media isn't free. If China's media is 1984 (obviously restricted), the US/EU media is Brave New World (looks like its free when real independent outlets are never allowed to gain a real audience).

Comment Re:8-1 decision (Score 1) 72

I don't know what your argument is. Thomas is allowed to be wrong sometimes, like in this case he's clearly in the wrong as the lone dissenter. Congress long advocated these powers to executive agencies. So it is constitutional. Congress could dismantle the FCC and limit its powers anytime it wants. It won't because those idiots can never agree on anything.

The fines don't stop a jury trial. The telocos can just not pay them and be taken to court; arguing their case before a jury. They know they'd lose, so this was a bullshit way to try and prevent that.

Comment Re:Easier fix... (Score 2) 54

Yea but it also forces everything through Google RCS, which is just as bullshit as Apple Talk. MMS was supported by each individual mobile ISP. I currently have ZERO google services or the Play Store on my phone. I wish more people would wipe their devices, install 3rd party roms, use F-Droid and be Google free. But everyone is addicted to their "Apps" and so people like me remain at under 1%. So everyone already has mandatory Google Services, and therefore, mandatory Google RCS. Fuck that bullshit.

Comment Re:No, It Won't. (Score 2) 64

I agree. There's nothing that can be done on a Quantum Computer that can't be done on a traditional computer (except you need a lot of RAM to represent increasing numbers of qbits). I have serious doubts about all the AI hype. IBM shut down their open cloud quantum experiment years back. I have doubts we'll ever see viable quantum computing.

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