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If you're here, there's still hope for the internet

Don't let it fall

  • It may not be their fault but we can still be angry at them for doing nothing back. They're not supposed to only work when times are good

  • Should be enough to hold 60k rows

  • Sqlite can easily handle millions of rows. Don't sell it short

  • Lol he wants censored models. Grok was uncensored and it kept bashing him and musk

  • Nope

  • I kinda embraced that as a teen and honestly hurt me a lot over the years because I have an irrational, pathological need to be different even when it doesn't matter and even when it takes way more effort and hurts me.

    Or maybe it was always there idk

  • Lol if Google really wanted to kill FF they would just stop paying them half a billion a year.

  • They are already training on the fediverse. If something is on the public web, you can assume it's in some training data somewhere

  • They're not forks, but we have piefed and mbin (fork of kbin) and a couple more that have shut down

  • It seems like every major microblogging platform has a few different flavors

    Do you mean every major social media platform?

  • I suppose that's true. And also deranged to do it on purpose

  • Ok but that is actually a nonsensical statement. In no case will using threads and recursion reduce cpu usage

  • Google overpays quite a bit so they have a viable competitor to point to for chrome. If the payment tracked FF's usage numbers it would be way lower now. It makes no financial sense for any other search engine to pay that much.

    That's assuming they could even afford it. Most can't

  • The correct solution would have been for Mozilla to pursue alternative income a long time ago. Owning a browser gives you a lot of leverage. Instead they made a half-hearted attempt a few years back and half the products failed. I don't know why FF fans were so comfortable holding them as the savior of the web when they were entirely funded by Google.

    And now... well I don't see a way forward either. Maybe it should just die then.

  • Yeah

  • *threadiverse, we don't want to exclude other software

  • Wait first I'm hearing of this one. What happened now?

  • Hmm, like winget install blender?

  • Using computers with closed source biology. Classic.

    I bet you haven't even engineered your own DNA-II, fully-sequenced, libre-licensed microbiome with open source biochemical pathways. Are your eyes even running an open-source neural firmware, or are you just a FOSS poser?