It's an obsolete and relatively obscure word that I think a lot of people don't know - because if most people did know it, no one would ever have gotten into trouble for using it.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Controversies_about_the_word_niggardly

Is this valid HTML? My understanding is that that attribute value needs to be escaped, i.e. <value of \"myattribute\">.

In 2012 or 2020 I don't remember most people being anywhere near that confident that either candidate will win as in 2016.

I am not American, so my opinion doesn't matter anyway, but if I were, then Harris would probably be the first time I would be voting for a major party candidate. She has her flaws too I am sure, but no one better seems to be running this time.

My KIA!!!

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I thought Mozilla was a FOSS organization whose goal it was to defend an open Internet with free communication?

Here they are putting out a blog post that says "WhatsApp should use the power it has over its users to implement antifeatures that their users might not want and could remove if it were FOSS".

What the hell kind of world are we living in again?

Because DOS and later Windows used to be the only OS that was relevant for IBM PC compatible systems. Only later were eg. Unix-like systems developed for them.

And fair use exists to protect free speech.

It is "Fußball" in German which is what I speak natively. But I still usually say "soccer" when I speak English because that is unambiguous.

Because that will enable people to see and interact with the things their users post without themselves being under their control.

That is the only part of the above post that is wrong, though. Governments have no business deciding what is "disinformation", much less to censor such.