There are so many legitimate things to complain about with Mozilla, why do people go out of their way to complain about the most innocuous shit.

trying to play a ps3 game

Actually good advice, I'll use this the next time a kid steals my radioactive isotopes.

MIT license is useful for a lot of stuff that is traditionally monetized. Game development tools, for example. I don't think a game engine could become very popular if you had to release your game's source code for free.

Their ai makes up shit and they hail it as a technological innovation, it's only fair to make shit up about the ai.

First we gotta make sure he isn't president again. Or else it'll be a long time before anyone will be able to forget him.

Keep hydrated. Eat food. Relax your eyebrows. If it's bright out, wear sunglasses.

I don't like this comic

Some people want some sort of suggestion system. I figure as long as it's an opt-in choice, why not? Gives people what they want and makes the ecosystem more enticing. And at least it's an algorithm that's transparent rather than one controlled by a large corporation.

Cool testament to flatpak's strengths. If an OS update makes a breaking change it won't affect the apps. Makes sense that it works backwards too but I never thought to do it.

Vertical mice. I had occasional wrist pain from using a computer, which was annoying since then I'd had to take a break from the computer for about a day to recover. Got a vertical mouse and haven't had any issues since. Took maybe a day to get used to it too.

Are they really subversions? A pure capitalist society is determined purely by incentives and the rules of economy (supply and demand and such). If it's in a business's best interest to do something unethical, they will do it. They will band together to price fix, they'll collaborate to pay workers the bare minimum, they'll create monopolys and duopolies to get the most money possible, because in a capitalist society, money is the #1 incentive. Government regulations are anti-capitalist policies to prevent these things from happening - although maybe not as effectively as they should be, given how things are.