Frank-Rainer Grahl wrote:
It is the usual spiel. Abuse bla bla bla and we won't have this. Even with irc
you can kick and moderate users. This is imho just another attempt to silence
opinions they don't like. Bet the newsgroups will follow.
You can also /ignore users and when you (mozilla.org)
Don Spam's Reckless Son wrote on 29/04/2019 6:15 PM:
Reiner Schug wrote:
Frank-Rainer Grahl wrote:
What is needed mostly are helping hands. No volunteers/devs no
SeaMonkey in
the long term. You can only do so much with money if you don't
have
the time
to support paid people.
Mozilla is
Frank-Rainer Grahl composed on 2019-04-29 11:57 (UTC+0200):
> It is the usual spiel. Abuse bla bla bla and we won't have this. Even with
> irc
> you can kick and moderate users. This is imho just another attempt to silence
> opinions they don't like. Bet the newsgroups will follow.
There is
Frank-Rainer Grahl wrote:
Reiner,
please send me an email.
FRG
Reiner Schug wrote:
Don Spam's Reckless Son wrote:
...
Q: Why are we moving away from IRC? IRC is fine!
A: IRC is not fine.
...
The rest of the article explains why this is to be considered so, and
yes - spam is part
It is the usual spiel. Abuse bla bla bla and we won't have this. Even with irc
you can kick and moderate users. This is imho just another attempt to silence
opinions they don't like. Bet the newsgroups will follow.
FRG
Don Spam's Reckless Son wrote:
The rest of the article explains why this
Reiner,
please send me an email.
FRG
Reiner Schug wrote:
Don Spam's Reckless Son wrote:
...
Q: Why are we moving away from IRC? IRC is fine!
A: IRC is not fine.
...
The rest of the article explains why this is to be considered so, and
yes - spam is part of that.
A: IRC is not
Don Spam's Reckless Son wrote:
...
Q: Why are we moving away from IRC? IRC is fine!
A: IRC is not fine.
...
The rest of the article explains why this is to be considered so, and
yes - spam is part of that.
A: IRC is not fine.
new Q: WTF is wrong with IRC? Explain.
Why not make a
Reiner Schug wrote:
Frank-Rainer Grahl wrote:
> What is needed mostly are helping hands. No volunteers/devs no
SeaMonkey in
> the long term. You can only do so much with money if you don't have
the time
> to support paid people.
Mozilla is completely nuts...
now they will shutdown their
Frank-Rainer Grahl wrote:
> What is needed mostly are helping hands. No volunteers/devs no SeaMonkey in
> the long term. You can only do so much with money if you don't have the time
> to support paid people.
Mozilla is completely nuts...
now they will shutdown their IRC servers, because
"In
What is needed mostly are helping hands. No volunteers/devs no SeaMonkey in
the long term. You can only do so much with money if you don't have the time
to support paid people.
The plan is to discontinue 2.49 after 2.49.5. 2.49.5 is more or less at ESR
60.2. Further backporting is too costly
Mr. Ed wrote:
>
> I've been using 2.49.5 64 bit version from Bill since January. Seems to
> be fine and he has not done any updates since then.
> Spending his time on 2.53 and 2.57 which I have not tried.
I am concerned that there have been no security updates to comm-esr52
since feb or
On 04/23/19 9:13 PM, WaltS48 wrote:
On 4/23/19
6:34 PM, Ray_Net wrote:
Reiner Schug wrote on 23-04-19 22:09:
Hi!
Please, Seamonkey - stay alive.
All other Browsers fucked up
Ditto. :)
On 4/23/2019 1:09 PM, Reiner Schug wrote:
Hi!
Please, Seamonkey - stay alive.
All other Browsers fucked up their UI / Prefs / Privacy.
It already smelled when Goodger forked Phoenix/Firebird...
The UI fucked up... then he went to Google.
Seamonkey is the only Browser I trust.
Keep
On 4/23/19 6:34 PM, Ray_Net wrote:
Reiner Schug wrote on 23-04-19 22:09:
Hi!
Please, Seamonkey - stay alive.
All other Browsers fucked up their UI / Prefs / Privacy.
It already smelled when Goodger forked Phoenix/Firebird...
The UI fucked up... then he went to Google.
Seamonkey is the only
Jim S wrote:
On Tue, 23 Apr 2019 22:09:27 +0200, Reiner Schug wrote:
Hi!
Please, Seamonkey - stay alive.
All other Browsers fucked up their UI / Prefs / Privacy.
It already smelled when Goodger forked Phoenix/Firebird...
The UI fucked up... then he went to Google.
Seamonkey is the only
On Tue, 23 Apr 2019 22:09:27 +0200, Reiner Schug wrote:
> Hi!
>
> Please, Seamonkey - stay alive.
>
> All other Browsers fucked up their UI / Prefs / Privacy.
>
> It already smelled when Goodger forked Phoenix/Firebird...
> The UI fucked up... then he went to Google.
>
> Seamonkey is the only
Ray_Net wrote:
> > ...
> > Why did you say that? SeaMonkey will die?
The internet as we knew it is slowly dying.
Seamonkey is the only survivor.
ciao...
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Reiner Schug wrote on 23-04-19 22:09:
Hi!
Please, Seamonkey - stay alive.
All other Browsers fucked up their UI / Prefs / Privacy.
It already smelled when Goodger forked Phoenix/Firebird...
The UI fucked up... then he went to Google.
Seamonkey is the only Browser I trust.
Keep up the good
Hi!
Please, Seamonkey - stay alive.
All other Browsers fucked up their UI / Prefs / Privacy.
It already smelled when Goodger forked Phoenix/Firebird...
The UI fucked up... then he went to Google.
Seamonkey is the only Browser I trust.
Keep up the good work.
ciao...
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