From my browser tab -- I guess the intent could be that there is a trademark on the combination of the logo and Login? But it sure looks like they think they own Login. #Delta #Trademark
Food for thought: Answering the phone on behalf of someone else, and taking messages, are now skills that just have to be taught in the professional settings where they are needed -- no longer things that a lot of people grew up doing at home. Also contemplating what it means that young kids may not be allowed their own phone yet, while at the same time living in a household that has no shared phone at all.
Was always sad to see Mozilla promoting a proprietary extension and centralized service over the objections of many many many people, even sadder to see them formally make it part of Mozilla, sadder yet to see them becoming just like any other company that runs and shuts down centralized services, and the saddest to see them do it without ever following through on their initial statements that all of this would become open source https://www.engadget.com/apps/mozilla-is-shutting-down-its-read-it-later-app-pocket-183247576.html -- I see there is https://github.com/open-pocket/open-pocket
"Privacy on Trial: Meta’s DOJ Battle"
Meta claims it’s not a monopoly., and respects privacy.
The FTC disagrees.
For those who reject Surveillance Capitalism—where your data is the product—Purism offers a bold alternative.
Read Full Article: https://puri.sm/posts/privacy-on-trial-metas-doj-battle-vs-purisms-user-centric-philosophy/
I didn't know about this system before; seems like an opportunity for the USFG to use its negotiating leverage against DRM. (Also while I dislike taxpayer dollars funding DRM, I do not support firing everyone.)
GNU has its own version of bikeshedding bikeshedding where we can't talk about what color to paint the shed until we talk about whether "bike" and "shed" are the correct terms for the thing to be painted, if that's what we are going to call the activity being proposed -- but is it an activity, and is it actually a proposal...
bad11.org must've been taken https://endof10.org/
I heard something about this once before, years ago, what was it...
https://www.engadget.com/gaming/nintendo/nintendo-grants-itself-the-power-to-brick-switches-with-pirated-games-162129077.html?src=rss
I was so glad to get all these emails from suppliers about how they are completely absorbing the costs of tariffs! Then I woke up and looked at my real inbox, eyebrows singed by the heat of the ever more expensive dumpster fire therein. This man has very obviously never actually been anywhere near a real business. Changing prices is a lot of work -- hope someone studies just the cost of that, among all the other negative impacts.
Is WPA3 in #Debian expected to work?
We haven't done the full lifecycle analysis, but we strongly suspect using more #fountainpens filled via bottled ink instead of disposable ballpoints/rollerballs is a nice thing to think about doing for your #EarthDay small positive changes list.
Former shipper and executive director at the Free Software Foundation, now https://alliterativeadvising.com, https://crazyalansemporium.com, and board of directors for https://f-droid.org.