as Himmy32 is carefully pointing out above - these aren't the same thing.

Okta provide an IdP; a client of their service can fuck it up and get their account compromised. How is that Okta's fault? You're one of those guys who was laughing at AWS when people made their S3 buckets public.

yes agree. Surely we can get some EFF/FSF/whatever groups to stump up this kind of money and send a big fuck you to google ??

everybody wins

I've been dealing with a Tailscale advisory recently about compromised emudhra certificates. They don't mention anything about emudhra closing shop but this can't be totally unrelated can it ??

EU, Brazil, India, China, Canada, Australia, Japan, South Korea, South Africa, Kenya, Nigeria, Indonesia.

Some examples of countries/regions with clear overarching national general privacy legislation/regulation. What kind of 3rd world shithole is the US if your baseline privacy protections depend on which side of a state border you're in. What a joke.

I don't disagree that Mozilla has made a lot of bad decisions but cmon you can't be serious with this.

The fact that Microsoft and Google can bundle their browsers in devices used by billions of people has nothing at all to do with why an open source browser people have to go out of their way to find has never caught up ???

'My Documents' felt like the start of a slippery slope where filepaths became abstracted away. In a business context, add in Teams/Sharepoint/Onedrive and no wonder nobody knows where their files actually are any more.

I had been a kde user for many years and still like it as a general purpose desktop, but switching to a tiling WM (hyprland) has been a game-changer for me. Bit of an initial hurdle with key combinations but it feels so much more powerful and responsive to me. I actually look forward to starting it up and using it.

Ever heard of 'hyperbole'?

How on earth does this happen? I can barely get Claude to edit a readme without it saying it needs permission or flagging a 'cyber issue' ??

oh really?

If only USA could apply the same production efficiency to EVs that it honed on chickens. That was a weirdly absorbing piece thank you.

Or, put another way, the 100% US Section 301 tariff applied to Chinese EVs, on top of regular vehicle tariffs, makes gas trucks the less bad choise.

What were you saying about market manipulation ??

actually BenFenner somewhere below posted links to the pale moon forum, and there was some pretty shitty/weird behavior from this dev over there. Bit of a weird vibe all round.

Because then everyone would be bitching about him using AI *and* Rust.