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Danish Minister of Justice and chief architect of the current Chat Control proposal, Peter Hummelgaard

that’s not the lesson to learn here. two bad things don’t make one good.

also everything you offshore is very likely being copied. like if you manufacture products with your secret design in china, next month there will be a cheaper, slightly improved chinese version

qr codes can contain other data too and you should not just follow any URL in it blindly, because it may contain malware. many qr scanners have a setting that doesn’t auto open the URL.

But on Jerboa (also Android) it doesn’t work the same seamles way: It’s shown as a link and I can tap it and open it in Firefox and it will play fine in there.

On Raccoon on Android from within EU it works. Hope that helps you narrow down the problem.

I think it was the plan all along. Right before the US elections. The platform that had lots of media and open minded people on it, but that’s all a thing of the past now.

if it comes to that, we’ll just switch back to ifconfig etc

the rich people trying to milk it.

people often think shareholders are doing this, but as you can see here: it’s top executives, as mozilla stock is not available.

The one time it was helpful at work was when I used it to thank and wish a person well that left a company we work with. I couldn’t come up with a good response and ChatGPT just spat real good stuff out in seconds. This is what it’s really good for.