It doesn’t say, but seems to be an ad-hoc solution.

Librewolf is Firefox plus some light patches, and as such depends entirely from Firefox.

It’s the fault of a political system that allows private companies to lobby for oppressive laws.

It is. Both SerenityOS and Ladybird are courageous projects, easy target for this drama.

As a fork of Redis there is Valkey, maintained by the Linux Foundation and licensed under BSD-3-clause.

Yes, sink a valuable Free software because they won’t accept something you and I believe in.

It’s incredibly selfish and stupid.

The need to save 0.2 seconds by asking your phone where Georgia is, instead of reading Wikipedia headline by yourself.

Hundeds of thousands of people.

Servo is going to fill that void

It’s Fantasy, not Sci-Fi.

Some people care about privacy.

Blind people shouldn’t need to give up their privacy to Microsoft and Google to have a web page read to them.

Why are we not using them in end-user devices

Bad photographers complaining to be called out as bad photographers.

Their distribution of books is completely legal.

Corporations just have more money to warp the laws in their favour.

That’s why the Archive is appealing: they still believe they are right.

Wikipedia requires attribution, which AI scrapers never give.

It is “public” work, but under a license.

Then maybe it shouldn’t grow.

It seems a very valid reason to give up your privacy.

You could present your valid argument without calling in homophobia.

Hungary will have the presidency, not the total control. They propose discussions but the vote in the Council is still majority based.