FuzzyRedPanda

If he did something illegal – and I am not saying he didn’t – I am 100% in favor of the FBI showing up and arresting him.

Right! Legal consequences; arrest the guy, charge him with something!

But showing up to intimidate him and not arrest him? I don’t want my government doing that to me the next time I say something they don’t like.

It seems like a case of the government intimidating and harassing a guy (who is awful, no doubt) who seems to have done nothing illegal, based on the fact that he has not been arrested or charged with any crime.

Are we really okay with this?

I don’t like this guy, but unless the FBI shows up with a search warrant or an arrest warrant, the FBI can piss right off.

And said bystander is in critical condition.

This reminds me of a Youtube series a guy did called When Phones Were Fun.

I had the Touch Pro 2 and loved it! Windows Mobile was a complete mess in the best possible way.

Nonono. To hell with that phone and that company. i bought one and it just now got delivered, three years later.

It’s underpowered and a broken mess. And the keyboard isn’t the best, which is insane for a phone whose whole selling point is the keyboard. I was expecting it to be on par with my old Sidekick phones. Nope. So disappointing.

You have my pitchfork!

Exactly. Google had the existing userbase of – and free advertising to – every single person who visited google.com. All it took was a little banner saying “Get Chrome! It’s free and better!”

That, combined with having billions of dollars to throw at making Chrome successful, of course they became the #1 browser.

The Firefox team has never had the funding they really need to compete with Chrome. I see the AI and ad push to be a desperate attempt at securing enough funding to stay relevant. It’s really sad to see.

As long as Firefox lets me turn off any unwanted ad or AI integration, I will keep using them, but damn I hope they secure some funding and get their shit together before they lose the majority of their userbase.