I was really disappointed in him. He seemed funny and clever when it came to video games. And then Trump happened and I found out he's a jerk. (or maybe he was always doing trump, and I never watched it)
We should gamify it. We should socialize the medicine, so everyone can afford it - I mean, come on- but then:
If you work in a lab which creates a life saving drug - you get a ticker tape parade through every fucking city in the USA - you get a bronze statue in the "park of medical heroes." Everyone knows you as "the man who fucking cured HSHBRHF variant 4x."
Here's sort of a strange question. Not too strange though ;-)
Let's say you had a basic rice and beans meal - garlic .. onions ... root vegetables .. blackbeans and redbeans ... then kale roots and final kale leafs ... salt pepper
How do you get your protein? I've been doing the plants - and eating beans a lot - but this last week I ate some meatballs in my soups and boy - I really crave the meat.
edit - not sure why it quotes irrelevant text in these replies
I disagree, if the user has opened up about: has gone in an said, "I want to enable this local plugin permanently" and then says, "yes" to a "do you really want to do this" --- this is enough --- also just think if mac or windows or linux all of a sudden said, "no you can't install the software you want" --- you would be against I would think.
Nah, I think we just need a dialog box - could be like osx - "are you sure you want to allow the plugin that you said you wanted to use? It was built by: you, not signed by Mozilla." Maybe put a "You have unsigned plugins running" tool tip - that gets displayed at startup or every 8 hours.
Again - imagine if you couldn't install the programs you wanted on your computer - this is current firefox.
I suppose we are both beating the already-dead-horse on different ends now.
Doesn't work. Try to do it without giving them a phone number or installing some other application. You can't. Or I couldn't.
Then, after you can't and you think, "I'll go to the forums, see if there is a way." You'll find out Mozilla has problems with sign in. I mean come on..
But this is irrelevant, this whole flow is dumb. And it presumes that I shouldn't be able to control my own browser.
We need a new firefox - just like the original firefox showed that Mozilla was bloat and dumb, we need another that shows the current is bloat and dumb.
I understand what you are saying - but - if I want to install a program on my computer - I should be allowed to do so - the same with firefox --- maybe it might need me doing the equivalent of sudo, entering some password - or just clicking through, "ok, yes I know, extensions can do bad things.", "yes I really know that I shouldn't install an extension if I don't know exactly what it is" 10 times, but --- etc..
I just don't buy the "attack vector" argument. There are many ways to mitigate, without removing the ability.
Anyway, in a way this was a good experience - I am going to try to ditch firefox sooner than later now.
It runs nice, and I want to install it permanently. It does something I want.
Can I? No. Why? Because Firefox... Apparently I'm not adult enough to control my own browser. WTF.
I have to either get their developer build or become a developer with an account. WTF.
So I think, I don't want their developer build, I just want this plugin--- I make a mozilla plugin developer account- because apparently that's how I'm supposed to do it- I try to create the plugin upload ---
Can I? No. Why? Because they want my phone number before I can make a plugin just for myself. WTF.
So - I ask ChatGPT if there is any work around for this, can it search, I just want to run my own plugin, I don't want the developer build, I don't want the developer account, I just want to run my own plugin- ChatGPT says it can't help me because I'm not adhering to Firefox's EULA. WTF.
So I give up on the plugin - and today, I just happen to notice Mozilla silently turned on SYNC for my web history for that fucking Mozilla plugin developer account. So I guess I'm sending them everything I ever do on the web. WTF.
I go and try to find out what information they've stolen from me, can I find it? No. The have some link, to another link, to another link, to another link, which eventually ends up on some page where I can ask them to pretty please send me what information they stole. Why can I not see this without writing a letter! WTF.
Narrator: Or so they thought...