SPAM of the Day: Brittany Day on the "Rise of AI" in Fake News Site About "Linux Security"
Latest slop:
It's some really terrible, shallow, meaningless text. It includes meme-like statements - stuff like the "Rise of AI" as a heading below the screenshot above.
Well, how very fake, as usual:
This is destroying the Web and it's one of many problems with the Web.
As we noted here earlier, Mozilla openly tries to decide what you can and cannot read - it's a long term ambition. They say they try to protect you from "hate speech", to block "misinformation" etc. because anyone who insists otherwise must be a bloodthirsty nazi and there's no room for debate on this point.
"Apropos Let's Encrypt," an associate wrote. "The python library in use by RRRRRR does not allow self-signed certs to be recognized. Many libraries became like that some years ago already."
In fact, you need to pass special options to wget and curl - though that too might be deprecated one day "and Chromium (and derivatives) do not allow access even with a warning," the associate added, "Firefox still does... for now."
So the future of the Web is SPAM that you must get permission to visit, or sites that must appease a cartel (including Linux Foundation, funded by notorious, racist oligarchs) to make accessible, right?
What a wonderful future!
No quality control, just access control by the likes of Google and Microsoft. They want to decide what you can and cannot read. That has nothing to do with quality. █