







Yep. The enshittification is coming.


How about a 90% reduction in the buying?





I see that photo and i think.



Oh no, that’s terrible. So you must find that… very bothering, right?



1 . The extra steps to find a fedi instance and create a new account is usually too tedious for the post-first-think-later kind of guy.
2 . The like/dislike function are present, but the lack of shitty function like karma, medals etc. don’t push the users in some kind of frenzy “contest” where copy-pasted crap or Ai-slop flood the platform.
3 . The flow of new contents is too slow to encourage doom-scrolling types. The users who stays more of a week are usually people interested in discuss things and actually “read” other comments.


I don’t understand the “and”.
How about poison our free knowledge to fuck up data thief?
https://www.techtarget.com/searchEnterpriseAI/definition/data-poisoning-AI-poisoning


Stick to your old hardware and wait for the shitstorm to pass. The big tech deserve to fail.


I’m scared of the sexual implication, considering the alarming number of pedophiles in that administration.


Disgusting pettiness


Sure, if you like to compare corrupt, totalitarian states, have fun. Don’t forget russia.


I’m not a fan of China (government)… at all. But when I check all the technological breakthrough they are getting in these last years while the US was inflating his fucking ai-bubble. Objectively, they are getting so far ahead is not even funny. At least Europe is on a good track themself.


Firefox is not the devil, but “ideologies aside”, the basic idea is:
(Just like microsoft), They could have just decided to put it in one of the “many” variant of the product, name it FoxAI, let the users decide and call a day. Instead, they’ve chosen to force a very heavy component like that on the main version out of blue.
Switched or not. Now, you’ll have ‘way’ more bloat on a browser, who should be focused on speed and performance.
The whole thing about AI on free stuff is to get as much data as possible to train. You have to trust them to switch it off completely.