

There’s no classism about this. You either contribute with labor or with money. The dev team could’ve already consulted an LLM themselves if that’s what they wanted. Meat proxies are useless.


There’s no classism about this. You either contribute with labor or with money. The dev team could’ve already consulted an LLM themselves if that’s what they wanted. Meat proxies are useless.


The broke CS student that neither has money nor time shouldn’t be contributing.
Flatpak is missing even rudimentary sandbox features. Apps that don’t have an easy sandbox escape are rare. And this is all useless when it’s the app developer who decides the app permissions because most users won’t tinker with every Flatpak they install.
Flatpaks are NOT any more secure than system packages, and their “sandboxing” should not be trusted to accomplish anything.


You’re both wrong 😑
There are some APKs compiled for x86.
Waydroid supports 2 different ARM to x86 emulation layers.


Why the fuck did we ever start using links for places?? We already had a decent universal system: COORDINATES!


I did not mention Google not having this measure (nor was I aware of it), I only stated what I knew. And this only proves my argument further anyway: Google has no reason not to catch it. (“it” being the malicious extension)
There were no lies in my comment but you jumped the gun, accused me of lying and were rude about it too.
Calling out misinformation is good, just please be politer.


Apologies, but I do not understand the argument you’re trying to make nor the part in my comment where I lied.


Mate what is this language
I’ve made a v2 extension for Firefox, you CAN have obfuscated code in an extension by compiling it. HOWEVER, Mozilla requires you to submit the source code for any compiled/obfuscated code. Google has no reason not to catch it.
Compressed XPI packages can still be read afaik, they’re just JavaScript, CSS and HTML files at the end of the day.
Why do you keep advertising your forum in your memes
Wikipedia and its contributors: Good.
Domain name owners and server hosters (Wikimedia Foundation): Bad.
And I might get some hate for this but I think of Reddit the same way. I hate the platform and its owners but what’s ON the platform was posted by the community, for the community.
These ads have been there for a very long time now.