What an odd comparison. What differentiates Mozilla from others is their close relationship with their community. Just read their manifest and you will see Immediately why they are getting flag for humiliating their own supporters.

If you think only llms can do these kind of beginner mistakes you are mistaken. That’s the whole point of the argument.

Oh the great technology god will help us. We will have so much reduction, you cannot imagine! We have no idea how but surely throwing money at it will get things done. Trust us!

Yup thanks for the heads-up!

Yup piper is a good option. install:

• extra/speech-dispatcher
• aur/piper-tts-bin
• aur/piper-voices-common
• aur/piper-voices-…-…

Then configure speech-dispatcher according to arch wiki and enjoy TTS via command line spd-say or in firefox directly (switch to reading mode for a website).

It differs between software vendors and versions. For example, if you’re using a recent version of gnupg, your key is most likely stored using openpgp-s2k3-ocb-aes. Use that as a starting point to find more information on how good the protection is. I personally would rate it a fair bit lower compared to the key derivation methods used in keepass which focus more on brute force resistance.

You missed some disadvantages. For example the UX and complexity are terrible.

You should not store your privates keys unencrypted. In fact by default your keys are stored password protected just as if you’d store them in keepass.

I bought my first ebook from amazon

Just don’t do that. If you give money to this company, they’ll continue to go down the path they’re on. Enshitification.

Theoldreader.com on the desktop and gReader Pro on Android. That app is ancient but still works and no modern app comes close to its UI.

Misleading title. This “article” has nothing to do with training.

The company is doomed with this kind of leadership

Poor license choice. If you really want to enforce it, don’t rely on MIT.

Yup, I think this is the root cause for Mozilla’s inevitable failure: the wrong management for the job.

Agreed. It is very powerful but the interface has a long way ahead to be user friendly. Still, it is worth the effort if you really care about sticking to linux.

As a person who experienced the customer support regrading preorders I can confirm this firm is extremly sketchy.

If you like what NOYB is doing: they are accepting donations.

There is indeed a big difference between requiring a specific password vs. requiring a specific device or software to be able to use the service. Keep in mind that big tech can very conveniently leverage this technology to lock you in. For example think about Apple, Google and Microsoft requiring you to use passkeys, and then later require you to use your certified phone and app. Most people will not be able to “go elsewhere”.

You seem to be falling for what the author was writing about. Only because you could technically try to use keepassxc to store passkeys, that does not mean that it will work. You see passkeys were build in a way the service you’re trying to login to can decide if they accept your keepassxc for passkey storage or not. It looks like you are in control when you are actually not.

Correct, I use Kast on the desktop, works nicely