I worked 12h day/night shifts on an irregular schedule for 4,5 years.

Working normal 08-17h was amazing after getting out of that job…

Then why not just use Mumble/murmur?

No, I am not a plant, I am a human being.

6mm buzz cut, and I am good for a month or so.

Isn’t it more likely that it is just the mods issuing users a temporary punishment for breaking the rules hoping they learn?

Again, as I said before, unless you have a specific reason as to why they would be doing that, you can safely assume that they are not.

Untill you can find a reason as to what the point of such a blocklist would be, you should assume that there is no hidden reason for it.

Every forum has a unique userbase, a blocklist made for one forum would not work for another.

The same goes for lemmy communities.

This obviously excludes a blocklist of bots, but a general blocklist?

Nah…

So that is why they wanted to sell/notsell/license my data?

Wow, those colours are fantastic!

EDIT: You should put it on pixelfed!

I decided to just cut to the chase after skimming the comment history, the user is tagged as “Russian Asset” in my voyager app.

Regardless of if they are getting paid or not, they are a russian asset based on their actions

Is it a DNS block or are they actually blocking the IP?

Kinda looks like a cheap nightclub…

I took my medicine, FOR THE GLORY OF THE EMPIRE!

I hope the standard makes it clear that touch buttons are about as bad as a touch screen is

What, there has been a huge reaction to this!

After a quick look at librewolf I may absolutely join you

Back when Australis dropped I dropped Firefox like a stone in favour of Pale Moon which kept the old UI, then I switched back to Firefox when the current UI dropped.

That still doesn’t explain why they need access to it.

To work with your analogy, I would be happy granting a specific worker access, but I would not grant the company access.

Meaning, I am fine with the local instance of Firefox access, but why does Mozilla the company need access?

Based on that wording they can take any data you enter on a website and use it.

This means that…

…forum posts…
…personal details…
…banking information…
…pictures…
…passwords…

…can be collected and used.

This is an EXTREMELY broad blanket policy, and is an absolute insult to their previous work with privacy.

We need a license to allow us to make some of the basic functionality of Firefox possible. Without it, we couldn’t use information typed into Firefox, for example.

This is from an article posted in this thread, where Mozilla clarifies the terms.

And I have to admit to being confused, what basic functionallity would break if they don’t get my data?

When I make a misstake at work, my employer lost a few manhours, when Elon makes a misstake at work, he destroys the US Ebola defence.

Elon, since I know you are reading this, risking a new global pandemic is not efficient, try to make the type of misstakes that has a similar impact as mine do, just seems more efficient that way.