To be clear, I don’t think this post is the problem. The article, while I disagree, is fine. It’s OK to talk about the issues with Brave.
What is not OK is replying “stfu chromium shill” every time someone brings up a reason that maybe Brave isn’t all that bad, and then harassing them if they reply back. Obv you’re not doing that, so this comment isn’t directed at you.
Guess I’m a Jartificer Flingfairy
People said the same thing about gay marriage. There’s a difference between having a conversation about choices, and harassing anyone who disagrees with you.
My browser choice doesn’t affect you, so kindly stfu and mind your own business.
Unpopular opinion, I like Brave and I’m tired of everyone hating on it and its users. Please stop, it makes Brave users feel very unwelcome on this platform, and our browser choice doesn’t affect you at all.
If you don’t like it, don’t use it.
Friendly reminder that Brave browser blocks all YouTube ads and blocks their annoying popups too. It works on mobile too.
None that I’m aware of. I wish we had one, but it feels like progressives are very decentralized right now. We don’t have a Heritage Foundation equivalent to get everyone on the same page either.
It’d be neat if someone made a fully democratic version of the Heritage Foundation that we could then draft model legislation from.
The paradox of software: Technology empowers people, but power corrupts.
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Not my current job, but for the previous one:
1 & 2. We got 1/3 our hourly salary for on-call hours 3. We could only do 4 or 5 weeks on-call per quarter 4. The rotation was about 9 people 5. U.S.
10/10. At my last job, we switched from a custom DSL to plain old Python and haven’t looked back.
tl;dw: the video makes bunch of theories, then says none of them make sense. We still don’t know.