Was it a blanket indictment? I hope they will be cozy in prison, but the way law and order are handled now they might be in bed with powerful people.

Because lots of mouthbreathers only know how to do stuff on "apps" on their phones. The idea they can use Safari in the phone to access websites of the same services is too much.

This seems rather redundant with the AI Sidebar feature they already have. I can interact with a chatbot whenever I want with their existing tool. I guess the difference here is the AI will be watching the browsing to assist you further? Funny how we went to fearing third-party cookies and cross-site scripting to asking a third-party to shoulder surf while we use the Internet.

Also curious what Mozilla as a company is going to focus on after this. Doesn't seem like there is much more AI they can distract themselves with beyond making the browser completely chatbot voice-controlled so you have to verbally ask the computer to see sites.

Wouldn't sensitive cameras be what you want in the case of navigating an environment in low lighting?
Also, have they heard of LiDAR?

I heard the music of vein celebrities goes right to the heart for their fans.

No, the point is we want equal treatment under the law. If corporations get a free pass for copyright infringement -- for profit even in this case, then no more shakedowns of Joe Sixpack because he downloaded a Metallica album to listen to on his iPod.

Those shirts do not appear to have any breast pockets. The decoration is just on the base shirt front panel.
Mozilla said they were removing Pocket and they have kept their word.

Sounds like they are waiting for a SMS to arrive with a security code for the login session, which is both slower and not secure (venerable to SIM-jacking) compared to a TOTP/HOTP code they would be able to get instantly from a authentication app.

The average job search hasn't been that short in years.

the Zuckerbergs have reached that age where extremely rich people start desperately looking for ways to extend their own lifespans.

The whole "good enough" excuse is a balancing of quality vs. cost dynamic for companies. What is the angle here? The summary seems to suggest SUMO's translators are volunteers. Mozilla isn't saving money by lowering staffing as so many tech firms are fond of doing atm. They may be rolling out documentation translations faster, but was there some big issue with work being behind to begin with?

Google has allowed Android phone owners to install any app that they want for years now, without even having to install some special "app store" to get them. I haven't heard of any large-scale problem with Android phone owners being ruined by side-loaded apps. The most common vectors have been malicious apps they got from the Google Play Store, and phishing of the user themselves for financial info, not pilfered with some spy app. The same as people on the Apple iPhone side.

Just reads to me like an indication that Isaacman has sold out for the chance to lead NASA, and will be doing whatever his master wants.

Remember that J.D. Vance once referred to Trump as a Nazi, and look what tune he's singing now.

The third-party AI might also do a better job (from the customer's perspective) depending on the data it has vs. Alexa, because the third-party AI can make buying decisions based solely on the information it has on the user. As someone else mentioned, the third-party AI wont favor brands/items/sellers Amazon is promoting.

Making the new machine's screen a slightly different size than their existing MacBook Air 13. Gotta start production on a one-off chassis now when they have stacks of the MBA ones already done.