by MzHN on 6/23/24, 7:31 AM with 25 comments
by asmor on 6/23/24, 7:45 AM
The reason Mozilla can even still hold 10% market share in places like Germany is that they're much more compatible with the monopolist than you'd assume, given the circumstances.
Principled stances land you where the GNU operating system is. In obscurity, where people reference you as ethical, but with few actual users outside of versions that are ideologically watered down (but without your control).
by r721 on 6/23/24, 8:13 AM
by KwanEsq on 6/23/24, 7:58 AM
by johnea on 6/23/24, 9:34 PM
https://www.jwz.org/blog/2024/06/mozillas-original-sin/
Not sure if everyone is aware, but jwz was an original Netscape developer, and an advocate for creating the free software licensing that created mozilla when netscape went bankrupt.
So he really is an authoritative source on the mozilla story...
by thriftwy on 6/23/24, 8:12 AM
The platform is not locked down (in ten years it might as well be), so the only question is which pipeline step the heist will happen at.
by wodenokoto on 6/24/24, 7:10 AM
by LeoPanthera on 6/23/24, 7:55 AM
by htthbjk on 6/23/24, 8:04 AM
Nobody is holding a gun to your head to open a Netflix account.
by unwind on 6/23/24, 7:55 AM
by karma_pharmer on 6/23/24, 7:46 AM