Firefox had a good run, maybe they can bounce back, but I won't be using them, chrome, or edge.

Outdated master password requirements, laughable internal security, and questionable product design. What a joke.

And pretty cheap

Seriously, the stock and lobbying rules are jokes made by the corrupt to be more corrupt.

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Really????

It's an awesome app.

I think most devs want to write quality code. Most sec peeps want to help. Neither are given the time or resources to do so. Cuz management. Not middle management, but those ass hats with the corner suites who think they are mini gods. Oh and the MBA's too. Up against the wall with the lot of them. And the politicians. What were we talking about again?

This one won't get the comments or clicks that other more controversial articles get, but this reminds me of why Slashdot is still in my RSS feed. Cool articles like this that I would not stumble across otherwise. Nice.

Really, this is news? Do you not know how Google works?

It has it's use cases. Everything does not need to be "dockerized". Some things make sense - like Minecraft. I'm not running each if my LAMP apps in their own docker though. Just the wrong use case.

If there were no more MBA's we'd probably have world peace, no global warming, and advertising would be replaced by memes. I applaud this change.

Will it incorporate blockchain? If it does, I'm in, otherwise there's some other mass of quivering garbage for VC to funnel their cash to

AFAIK, there's still no easy way to do development and debugging without administrative rights on the machine you are developing on. Have they finally fixed this or do I need to run my browser as an admin now?

I thought this thing ran on batteries.

Seriously, I have no objections to technology, but the people behind the technology are not even remotely trustworthy. Until we hit some semi-utopian Star Trek civilization, I cannot trust the machines due to the untrustworthy people behind the machines.