Jetbrains attempting to shutdown IPFS gateway manager, EFF defends
Jetbrains attempting to shutdown IPFS gateway manager, EFF defends
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Defending Access to the Decentralized Web
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The fight of making networks responsible for the contents for private communication is ever-green. This is why I donate to the EFF.
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Disappointed in jetbrains here. What the hell are they thinking. Next up maybe sue some torrent client or the Tor browser because you're able to access jetbrains keys that way.
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block Russian developers
change UI to be like VS Code
inrease prices
don't fix bugs
sales drop
JB: piracy is to blame! Attack someone who has nothing with it!
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They should sue UPS because they can be used to distribute keys
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Well this definitely makes me reconsider using their IDEs now. How can you be that tone deaf?
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This I can wave my hands at and say “Lawyers.” Their recent Rust move, not so much.
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This seems to be how these things inevitably must go. Pay money to legitimately use a product or view a piece media. 🔜 Oh no, my money is now going toward funding something bad.
Jet rains here, Nintendo with their lawsuits, the entire MPA (formerly known as MPAA).
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Unless their leadership doubles down on this, it's one department or even an external vendor acting in JetBrains' name. Doesn't make me think bad of them as a whole.
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Sometimes it feels like the EFF is the only one holding back the tide. Everyone should donate to EFF ❤️
All my homies love the EFF.
They're awesome, but I feel like it'll go the way of the ACLU eventually.
Like nowadays on Reddit you see a lot of support for all the bureaucratic regulation like the AI act, Cybersecurity act, etc. empowering Big Tech monopolies and Big Government control over start-ups and tinkerers.
I am not sure I understand what you mean here, what is the deal with the ACLU?
I don't know about the AI act. If it turns out anything like the DMA, it's probably a good thing. The EU seems to have got a sense for creating regulation that curtails Big Tech while still enabling small actors.