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@cR0w At least the asbestos burgers are cheaper and easier to make, right? So as a consumer I can totally understand why you would take this stance.
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Hi, yes, welcome to Mozilla Burger. It's true our burgers come with asbestos but the good news is you can pick it off yourself. Look how easy that is. No we can't make a burger without it and let you add it yourself later. Why would we do that?@cR0w Flashback to when I was very vegetarian and my mother saying "I know, but you can just pick out the meatballs."
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@cR0w Flashback to when I was very vegetarian and my mother saying "I know, but you can just pick out the meatballs."
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@wq What are you going to do, eat someone else's asbestos burger instead?
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Hi, yes, welcome to Mozilla Burger. It's true our burgers come with asbestos but the good news is you can pick it off yourself. Look how easy that is. No we can't make a burger without it and let you add it yourself later. Why would we do that?@cR0w also you do not chose to have asbestos, you are able to remove asbestos enhancements!
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@cR0w also you do not chose to have asbestos, you are able to remove asbestos enhancements!
@falkheiland Exactly.
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Hi, yes, welcome to Mozilla Burger. It's true our burgers come with asbestos but the good news is you can pick it off yourself. Look how easy that is. No we can't make a burger without it and let you add it yourself later. Why would we do that?@cR0w this actually how AI in Firefox works. It doesn't even download the AI model unless/until you turn on the feature.
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@cR0w this actually how AI in Firefox works. It doesn't even download the AI model unless/until you turn on the feature.
@mausmalone Do you have a link that confirms that? Everything I've read so far has it enabled by default and the user can then disable it if they want to.
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Hi, yes, welcome to Mozilla Burger. It's true our burgers come with asbestos but the good news is you can pick it off yourself. Look how easy that is. No we can't make a burger without it and let you add it yourself later. Why would we do that? -
Hi, yes, welcome to Mozilla Burger. It's true our burgers come with asbestos but the good news is you can pick it off yourself. Look how easy that is. No we can't make a burger without it and let you add it yourself later. Why would we do that?@cR0w This is somewhat Cave Johnson coded, sad that this is so accurate...
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@gudenau I had to look up that reference but it sounds unfortunately apt.
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@cR0w this actually how AI in Firefox works. It doesn't even download the AI model unless/until you turn on the feature.
@cR0w@infosec.exchange @mausmalone@mastodon.social I still don't want it!!!
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Hi, yes, welcome to Mozilla Burger. It's true our burgers come with asbestos but the good news is you can pick it off yourself. Look how easy that is. No we can't make a burger without it and let you add it yourself later. Why would we do that? -
@cR0w@infosec.exchange @mausmalone@mastodon.social I still don't want it!!!
@0x4d6165 @mausmalone Same. But if I am misunderstanding how it works, I would at least like to complain about it accurately.
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@samuel Yes. You have all sorts of options throughout the extension store.
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Hi, yes, welcome to Mozilla Burger. It's true our burgers come with asbestos but the good news is you can pick it off yourself. Look how easy that is. No we can't make a burger without it and let you add it yourself later. Why would we do that?@cR0w Market research shows asbestos-tolerance in certain economic regions could be made sustainable. After adoption rates are normalized we can leverage that data to justify our position.
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Hi, yes, welcome to Mozilla Burger. It's true our burgers come with asbestos but the good news is you can pick it off yourself. Look how easy that is. No we can't make a burger without it and let you add it yourself later. Why would we do that?@cR0w I mean, have you looked at how amazing asbestos is?! It’s dirt cheap, fire retardant, multipurpose. What’s not to love?
Obviously all that medical hoohaw is just big fiberglass trying to use government intervention to stifle innovation so they can maintain a monopoly.
And all the problems (not that I’m saying there are actual problems) only happen when you try to take it out. I mean who in their right mind would want to get rid of perfectly good asbestos? That’s just a fiberglass moneygrab./s obvs
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