I love that just tying Karl Marx into chat gpt is enough to turn it full on communist
I briefly tried out AI dungeon yesterday after it was mentioned on here and all I did was name my peasant character Karl Marx and it threw a bunch of bandits at me (deftly defeated via karate) and immediately after, with no prompting other than the character name, it went OFF on the feudal class society and how its economic structure created the conditions for these bandits. It was great
Marx did write a lot.
We should have generative AI but they should all be trained on Marx
we shouldn't it will be humiliating as fuck to have an idealogy named marxist-leninist-maoist-chatgptism around when it eventually writes a banger
The problem is such an LLM is going to create economics equations that sound right but are completely wrong and then just make Marxist education even more confusing.
Yeah, to anyone resisting leaving Chrome, just do it. This includes the repackaged Chromium browsers too like Opera, Microsoft Edge, Brave, etc.
Google is pushing the button they said they wanted to push for like 15 years now. Time to move back to Firefox. I did it years ago at this point and don't regret it. I hope they make the Firefox (and it's relations like Fennec) on Android run better eventually though. Also looking forward to a gecko-based proper port of Firefox to iOS due to new EU laws that told Apple they can't force their shit. Ublock origin on iOS... It's all we ask for!
I've had to tell a friend for the last 2 years that Brave isn't what he thinks it is. Most recently about the adblock bullshit. I had to explain to him that it affects all Chrome based browser and reiterated that I've been telling him this whole time to switch to Firefox. I hope that 3 unskippable ads before his YouTube meme videos will finally pull him over.
Now if Firefox can figure out how to not shit the bed with 40+tabs open at time, I'll be happy lol.
Firefox can run fine with a zillion tabs open, it's just that certain websites start to panic and run tons of javascript if they're left backgrounded for days (looking at you github). If you open the task manager (shift-escape) you can find and kill these (keeps the tab open, but it'll say "your tab crashed" until you go to it and refresh it). This allows you to be even more of a tab gremlin.
I'm been using the task manager more just to at least avoid keeping heavy recurse tabs open. Didn't know you could kill them but let them open. I wonder if you can automate that for like after a certain time has elapsed.
When you press x, it kills them but keeps them open. It used to close them. They changed it a few months ago, I think?
I start freaking out it I have more than like 3 tabs open. Built in immunity
How can I learn this power? Yeah I noticed that FF runs fine in private mode with a few tabs or in a fresh I stall so I def did this to myself.
Probably a mixture of an undiagnosed compulsion to keep things "clean" mixed with being a boomer and becoming an adult before browser tabs existed.
"Back in my day we only got ONE tab and we LIKED IT!"
And I used to make fun of people who would use one tab and just close our the entire browser to use a "new tab" lol
I have so many tabs open on my Android mobile Firefox that there's literally an infinity symbol. I don't know if I have 120 or 300 open. There's no way to tell without manually counting. Please help. Performance is usually good though.
I have anywhere between 8 and 20 open on Firefox on my phone. I spend less time on that one so it's mostly a few old game guides and stuff I eventually send to my computer.
Do you need 40+ tabs available all the times? Otherwise use Auto Tab Discard.
This is from someone with tabs opened "a little bit" higher than 40.
I'm trying desperately to use more bookmarks actually but yeah I have line 10 tabs pinned that are more daily use stuff like email and social media. Then have various tabs for programming, recipes, and games that in def gonna use all today and can't get rid of them.
Really want a Firefox fork that's keyboard driven like Qutebrowser. Webextensions are just way too janky to be practical, they shit out if a page simply doesn't load.
Hexbear AI just calls you a lib and shows you a picture of a pig with poop on its balls
If we all take a picture of a pigs balls and a turd, train stable-diffusion on it, we would have the makings of a bot that could generate a new PPB on demand.
Vanilla Firefox has ads and telemetry on by default, remember to deactivate those in the settings
PSA: Use ffprofile.com to generate a sensible default configuration for Firefox (telemetry and ads turned off by default). The installation is as simple as copying and pasting the files into a profile.
Or use librewolf or GNU Icecat.
I'm using Librewolf and it's kinda jank, even if you don't use the anti-fingerprinting stuff you can't effectively choose your user agent language or theme.
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just noticed how the chrome logo looks like a Simon game surprise surprise you're doing what Google i mean Simon says
You use firefox because you want to support a freer web and software landscape.
I use firefox because it's the only web browser preinstalled in virtually all GNU/Linux distributions.
We are actually not too different now that I think about it.
I use Firefox because it took forever for Chrome to get vertical tabs working and after all these years, it's still apparently janky as fuck.
Been using FF since XP. Then it was iceweasel when I got into Linux. I can't remember when iceweasel became FF again. Seems so long ago.
The reason that Debian had their Firefox called "iceweasel" for a while is that the Mozilla Public License (MPL) says that if you modify the code, you have to change the logo and trademark names. Iceweasel was exactly the same as Firefox but it had some tweaks to make it run better on Debian.
I know, just can't remember when IW went back to FF. It seems like yesterday and forever ago! I could look it up but sometimes its nice to be blissfully unaware of the passage of time.
Iceweasel days were a great time in my life!
It's still Iceweasel on GNU FSDG compliant distributions (notably GuixSD and Parabola). Not that it's an actual pressing concern nowadays.
Both are repackaged Chromium. Opera used to be its own browser, but now it's not.
Yeah, I just use Vivaldi because it does more. Also, the New Tab page is the best.
I use brave or waterfox on desktop.. I became sus with Mozilla when one of their board members, Nichole Wong,
link was working with neocon PNAC goul Bill Kristol and PATRIOT ACT goul Mike Chertoff on the NATO hive Red Scare 3.0 "Alliance for Securing Democracy".They have an optional crypto component thats easily tossed aside. Its done a fair job of blocking ads for me so far.
Now that people are coming to Firefox, I already feel too mainstream.
I'm starting to like LibreWolf, which is an up-to-date fork with no adverts or tracking and more privacy features on by default.
