Layer 2 networks like the lightning network operated in the milliseconds time frame.

I miss when they were just a goofy cult too

To be honest my fake girls friend was just a girl I had a crush on how lived a few cities away. I got busted lmao

Mozillas vision of phone apps was this. It’s one reason PWAs were made and part of why WASM is where it is. One of the largest barriers to adoption against it is that apps allow for tight control from the dev, not just technically, but also from a legal standpoint. For that reason I would rather have PWAs myself, a lot of apps actually suck and are just full of dark patterns.

Right? Like isn’t this just a different algorithm at the end of the day? This just has an organic (as in a part of the design) way to skip parts of the equation with pressumed constants.

Imperial ambitions? /s

Or “we poorly implemented security controls for a system, it must have been so smart to have data leakage”

There are cases of but also on going programs.

Their building a Prison System ™️ regardless, open source (e.g. Linux) just offers SOME protections.

We have to do more regardless, but it’s still all part of the good fight in my book

Honestly. I agree. A big issue the US has with “industrial policy” type of deals in general is this. Big businesses can afford to have specialists to get access to programs and programs can “accomplish” their budgets goals faster with these bigger deals. The COVID small business loans had the same issue.

Also supply side money funnels are popular with donors/lobbyists (for obvious reasons) but are almost always garbage. Demand side (upfront funding for some needed thing, and payments for fulfillment) are still possible for to fuck up but do WAY better.

I can accept that hospitals in US are motivated purely by the desire to separate cash from hands but to deny lawsuits is unAmerican.

More so both are factors towards onshoring happening. Same with PVs and batteries. Though Trump’s other policy undermind a lot of that progress as well.

The CHIPs act also favored union work and even funneled some money to worker owned shops. That so far seemed to be toothless in keeping this admin aligned there

That was the biggest failure so far. The other ones seem to be smaller

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This is unironivally what switch my dual boot to just linux. Drive was failing. ext4 on linux handled it no hicups, windows crashed hard nevet came back.

Bad form. Breaks SLSA some. Breaks some CVE tracking tools too.

If the patch introduces a vulnerabilty or breaking issue how would it be tracked?

Its crazy that this is the only sane option mentioned in this thread. Like its not a reasonable justification because the insane low trust situatuin we are in and no attempts to mitigate risks being heavily advertised first.

I think Mozilla’s controversial “Deplatforming is not enough” lays out a better strategy for “the algorithm” problem to me.

Having big tech be able to work in secret to pick anf choose what content isnt allowed and then being super charged by the state to do it for them as well just doesnt sit well with me

Motivation is powetful influence on devolopment. The linux kernel is largley driven by UX and desire for technical excellence (there are ultier motive from some major factions but overall this is true and actions are judged publically as such).

Microsoft is, like most companies, driven by stockholder value creation.

One produces an enviroment in which cautious adoption of new tech is constant, a slow trickle for use where it seems most applicable.

The other demands that the perception of exclusive capital be created through vertical intergration with propritary IP and that the promise of cost reductions are underway. Aka Microslop trying to add a buzz word to every IP (percieved capital creation) and promising massive layoffs.

Nice