righthand

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Show threadrighthand6d ago

CircleCI

TravisCI

Jenkins

scripts dir

Etc

Show threadrighthand6d ago
Reader mode + ad blocker
Show threadrighthandFeb 23
Oh sorry I can’t read more than 1 sentence so I don’t know what I’m replying to, you’ll have to reword yours.
Show threadrighthandFeb 23
You’re very clearly defensive about defending flock installs, but yeah I will go back and edit my comment to clarify. Apologies your majesty for forgetting some punctuation while I was sick.
Show threadrighthandFeb 23
The money being a red herring is a convenient excuse to say “surveillance capitalism is fine because there’s already a legal path to this dystopia and this idea fits right in”. These capital interests have shown even if there is a legal path to stop they will ignore it and try to circumvent it. So the money isn’t a red herring because the money is being used to bypass the legal pathway to stop the deployments.
Show threadrighthandNov 5

Why would I forget about XSLT a really good technology pushed to the wayside by bad faith actors? Why would I forget Mason Freed? A person dedicating themselves to ruining perfectly good technology that needs a little love.

Do you have some sort of exclusive short term memory or something where you can’t remember someone’s name? Bizarre reply. Other people may have had a similarly lazy idea, but Mason is the one pushing and leading the charge.

It seems maybe you want me to blame this on Google as a whole but that would mean bypassing blame and giving into their ridiculous bs.

righthandNov 5

Destroying the open web instead of advocating to fix one of the better underutilized browser technologies for a more Profitable Google.

I will not forget the name Mason Freed, destroyer of open collaborative technology.