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2026-11-08 20:47:52 GMT

Mastodon v5 - Beta 1 - Has been released.
https://github.com/glitch-soc/mastodon/releases/tag/v5.0.0-beta.1
#Beta #Mastodon #Fediverse #ActivityPub

2026-11-06 17:55:43 GMT

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Unfortunately, I don't think they can afford new features anymore. Maintaining a web browser is an massive, time-consuming undertaking, and extra features used to just be the icing on the cake for any browser that wasn't a simple fork.
I think we are watching their final playbook play out. After years of struggling, they finally managed to make Firefox run fast and smooth without hogging resources. But after years of broken promises, the damage was already done. So, they rolled out a rebrand with a cute fox and a modern layout, hoping people would take a look. It worked — I'm using it right now. But I'm likely part of a tiny minority who happened to have a few spare minutes and thought, "Let's see." Most people don't waste time on such trivial matters.
I'm not hating — just frustrated like everyone else. The browser is finally good, and right on cue, they start chipping away at privacy and chasing AI. I get why they did it; someone has to pay the bills. But at this point, what's the actual point beyond a philosophical argument?
#Mozilla #Firefox #MozillaFirefox

2026-11-06 16:59:58 GMT

Since Firefox no longer has guaranteed privacy and has thoroughly embraced AI (Artificial Intelligence), while not maintaining compatibility (due to lacking market share), without debating philosophy and solely focusing on practicality and ease of use — the two things that actually will make the majority of people choose most things (not just a web browser) — explain to everyone why they should choose Firefox?
I suspect that statement will make many of you either uncomfortable or upset, but beyond being either, I doubt you can come up with a creditable sustainable answer. This is why Firefox is doomed. Don't think I don't feel your pain — I felt the same way about Netscape.
I do like the new mascot; the little fox is cute. I also like the new layout — it certainly does seem more modern. We can argue about better ad-blocking, but with more websites not even working in Firefox or developing a separate site just for Firefox users, that becomes nearly a moot point. I can certainly see that the browser loads faster, finally, but I fear it is too little, too late. Time was not on your side.
#Mozilla #Firefox #MozillaFirefox

2026-11-01 09:47:46 GMT

Paws
(Jaws)
#SoftenUpAHorrorFilm

2026-09-25 04:20:22 GMT

26 articles of impeachment against President Donald John Trump.
ARTICLE I: Undermining democracy — sowing doubt in elections
ARTICLE II: Abuse of power — waging war on Iran without congressional approval
ARTICLE III: Abuse of power — extrajudicial killings in international waters of Venezuela
ARTICLE IV: Abuse of power — deploying military forces against United States cities
ARTICLE V: Violation of oath — the birthright citizenship executive order
ARTICLE VI: Abuse of power — canceling federal grants to punish states for their votes
ARTICLE VII: Abuse of power — imposing loyalty tests on the federal workforce
ARTICLE VIII: Disregard of courts — the Alien Enemies Act and the case of Kilmar Abrego Garcia
ARTICLE IX: Violation of oath — cruel and unusual punishment at CECOT
ARTICLE X: Violation of oath — unlawful withholding of appropriated funds and dismantling of congressionally established programs
ARTICLE XI: Abuse of power — obstructing the lawful appointment of United States attorneys
ARTICLE XII: Abuse of power — defying court orders in immigration enforcement
ARTICLE XIII: Abolishing a congressionally mandated agency — the Department of Education
ARTICLE XIV: Violation of oath — unlawful mass termination of Inspectors General without statutory notice to Congress
ARTICLE XV: Unlawfully and unilaterally taxing United States citizens through emergency powers tariffs
ARTICLE XVI: Abuse of power — political prosecutions of Comey, James, and Schiff
ARTICLE XVII: Abuse of power — the IRS settlement and the corruption of the judgment fund
ARTICLE XVIII: Abuse of power — the corrupt use of the pardon power
ARTICLE XIX: Attacks on a free press — banishing reporters from the White House for disfavored coverage
ARTICLE XX: Attacks on a free press — coercing CBS and ABC to change editorial content
ARTICLE XXI: Violation of oath — free speech and retaliatory executive orders against law firms
ARTICLE XXII: Violation of oath — free speech and coercing universities through withheld federal funds
ARTICLE XXIII: Abuse of power — demolishing the White House East Wing without congressional approval
ARTICLE XXIV: Violation of oath — the illegal impoundment of appropriated funds
ARTICLE XXV: Abuse of power — self-aggrandizement through the renaming of public institutions, seizure of cultural and civic property, and personal appropriation of national currency
ARTICLE XXVI: Emoluments violations — profiting personally and directly from the presidency
#Potus #President #Impeach #Impeachment #DonaldTrump #Trump #DonaldJohnTrump #Justice

2026-09-23 17:34:14 GMT

Am I the only person who never caught COVID?
Maybe it's because I isolated myself from the public starting in late 2019 and began working remotely. Maybe it's because almost everyone I knew outside of my family passed away, leaving me with very few people to visit. Or maybe it's because I got every vaccine available as soon as possible.
But here we are, nearly at the end of 2026, and I am still COVID-free.
#COVID #COVID19