Link to the article as it doesn’t show up on Lemmy: https://www.gamingonlinux.com/2025/12/firefox-dev-clarifies-there-will-be-an-ai-kill-switch/

No, but why get behind a fascist sympathiser when a better project exists: servo.org.

This is whataboutery.

Too bad it’s made by someone who promotes ‘great replacement’ theory and stands with fascists.

🫩 I just want to sync my music between my computer and phone and I really can’t be arsed with this drama.

I have looked into it a bit in the past and a Community Interest Company seems it’d be the best fit, it’s what the Matrix Foundation is registered as, but I just don’t know enough about the area to really say.

Only England and Wales‽ So my glorious Scottish pounds aren’t good enough for this ‘DotZip Ltd’?

(But damn, so professional. I wish I understood any of this stuff enough to get something like this set up for feddit.uk.)

They block the UK, your cheque will bounce!

iusesuse.fyi is available and only ~£6/year. 🤔

This reminds me of some of the goated instance names we’ve lost over the years. RIP iuserarchlinux.fyi, now you’re just a website peddling probable scamware.

I did some digging through the repo and found they query https://lemmy-status.org/ for this info.

lemmy-meter.info just checks the landing page and the API responses for a community, post and comment, and just logs them over time. These are all things, irrc, Piefed’s API supports so I don’t know why the API needs to be expanded to log server stability? What does Mlem do to show instance stability?

They seem to be back now.

Stagnation is hardly a fair characterisation. I’d never put down your work like this despite having my own issues with Piefed’s development.

Yeah, anyone using it raises enough red flags to make a Chinese military parade blush.

Immediately followed by a rule against ‘miscegenation’. That’s one to add to our list…

Add this you you Ublock filter list (change feddit.uk to the domain of what you’re using obvs):

feddit.uk##a[href*="tags"][href^="https://"][href*="mastodon"]

No, it’s the way it colours links and mentions. It’s very distinctive and the only client that does anything like it to my knowledge.

This is how Tesseract formats stuff.

There are times where I’ll see someone mention something is against the dbzero site rules, so I’ll spend like 10 minutes trying to find and always come up blank. Like apparently it’s a site rule to tag gen AI content [GenAI], but I couldn’t tell you where that’s written down.