Maybe they can stop paying their CEO 7 million per year
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That CEO quit earlier this year.
Maybe they can stop paying the next CEO 7 million
Maybe that CEO will also quit, because other companies offer them a higher salary.
It's so easy to say they should just pay their CEO less. I mean, I get it, it's a ridiculous amount of money that no one needs. But few people, who are qualified for that job, will just do it out of the goodness of their hearts for a salary far below industry standards.
This is predicated on the assumption that a CEOs skill is directly related to their salary.
This may or may not be the case.
Mozilla chose a stupid business model. 🤷
Maybe that's not bad for firefox.
Maybe less money means less ridiculous side projects and just focus on delivering a good browser.
Algo the lack of google as financial support means they'll rely more on donations, which would mean that they really need to focus on offering a good browser.
I'll gladly donate to firefox if I would see they are really focusing on it.
If I had the money, an extra $5 or so would definitely be something I'd spend monthly on donating to Mozilla/Firefox.
I think in the future I will try to donate like 10 dollars a month for free software that I use, including Firefox, KDE, Thunderbird, Wikipedia, Lemmy, etc.
I think it's very important to support open source financially, because without it we would all be fucked by huge corporations. And I might sound overly anti-capitalist, but I think that most of them should be broken up.
- Mozilla will take money from Microsoft
- Firefox gets Office 365, Exchange, and Azure AD integration
- Netflix partners with Microsoft for advanced HD and DRM
- Microsoft and Mozilla partner to deliver Microsoft-enhanced Firefox for Windows
- ActiveX 2.0
I upvoted you but I wasn't happy about it.
I had a good chuckle at how well that all came together.
Okay, Satan.
Mozilla chose to waste most of it.
Right? I don't need AI BS. I just want a solid browser.
What do you mean, you don't want an opt-out ad tracker?
What AI bullshit? I didn't get the memo.
There's no mention of adding AI to the browser. It's just an AI platform or ecosystem for development.
Mozilla has a finite amount of money. If they're (as far as I'm concerned) wasting it on AI nonsense, that's less development funds that can go toward Firefox.
I don't know. I think for them it's an opportunity to draw more attention and investments. Especially now with how hot AI is at the moment.
I think people are overreacting a bit.
While ML does have legit uses in many specific cases, this whole "throw 'AI' into everything" hype/trend is just blockchain all over again. IMO, the ones who are overreacting are the ones swept up in the hype.
I hope Mozilla put most of that Google money into index funds or something. At least it didn't go into paying the developers.