187 karma · joined October 6, 2016
There is concerns about the protocol being hidden in browsers these days, so non-technical people won't know what it references.
On the other hand, if people don't know what it references then there's no way people will be confused by it.
Those were the days
I'm sure there isn't a large amount of Firefox users among people who browse the web in tablets, phones or chromebooks.
They should make it harder for anyone other than the user to edit their comments. Maybe sign the messages and store the signature so a flag shows up if the signature doesn't match.
Or users themselves could sign their messages and put the signature as part of the message. Is there an add-on for this?
If their product is so great, they don't need to spam anybody, specially developers, to go look at it.
You said it yourself, "The guy revealed government programs that ANYONE who cared to look knew existed decades before."
All he did was raise awareness.
> when actually, the admins would just like y'all to shut up so they can write some features to make the site better
Why did they have admins coding or coders admin'ing? Those should be different people.