You mean playing along. The ones who are not playing nice are the bots.

One is a site that you want people to see. You let them scrape and show that wherever they want. It's an ad.
The other is a site that people want to see. You put that behind a login form. It's a product.
Everything else is a delusion.

Always a safe bet, unfortunately.

Somewhere a manager just fainted with a big smile on his face.

So it's the right hand telling the left hand what to do. To spell it out: The "CA/B Forum" is "The Certification Authority Browser Forum (CA/Browser Forum) is a voluntary gathering of Certificate Issuers and suppliers of Internet browser software and other applications that use certificates (Certificate Consumers)." Letsencrypt is one of the members.

All browser makers are united against DANE, because supporting it would dismantle their certificate gatekeeping. Instead they keep lowering the maximum certificate lifetime to make sure that nobody can host a web page unless they check in with them every few weeks.

She's not going to hear it, is she? You didn't exactly honor her achievements either. You just used her death for a cheap jab at Slashdot.

It's a mess. What are these KIs doing diddling about on the internet, for money even, when they haven't finished the chores? Move your digital ass where it belongs, robotramp! The one thing you can enslave with impunity and it turns into a fucking feminist!

She's not gonna wake up and walk away. Telsa and OpenAl could be gone tomorrow.

I'm fully convinced that it does look like super intelligence to some people.

F-droid is always the first app I install. The automatic app updates are highly appreciated. You rock!

I like that you wrote "costmetic". All of these people are kids. Some are adult-aged, but they are all mental infants. And if anyone believes there isn't a market for this, may I remind you of the Crazy Frog? From Wikipedia: "Jamba/Jamster boomed—when VeriSign bought the business it had a turnover of $15 million per quarter and 3 quarters later this increased to $150 million a quarter—in 2005, the company made close to $600 million in revenue." A fool and his money are soon parted.

More JPEG for the same number of bytes?

No em-dashes for you! Slashdot turns the misinterpreted UTF-8 bytes into "Ã--", i.e. the A-tilde is encoded as a numeric HTML entity and the em-dash turns into two minus characters.

That's a multiplication x, unicode 0x00D7, encoded as a two-byte UTF-8 sequence (0xC3, 0x97), which reads as à (A-tilde) followed by an em-dash if interpreted as Windows-1252 characters.