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No I threw it in a docker container

Hold up, nix added containerization? How did I miss that? I will have another look now!

Also, you're right. For small quick scripts docker can be a hassle. Nowadays though I add building a docker image as part of my project's build/compilation process. The main reason I do this is so that I can work with whatever machine I happen to be on, then just copy paste the app to whatever machine I want it on. No extra config or even a look at the environment required. Just install docker and forget about the rest

update: installing docker on nixos (on a vm) with a nix package failed, not sure why. Perhaps some dependencies were no longer available?

update: nix is is available as a docker image. I'm running it now, we shall see how it goes

Perhaps it's improved over the last year, I can give it a shot. But yes, for my own packaged applications without shared dependencies, docker is handy. And that's exclusively what I run

Ye that's handy, until some script inside a library or something doesn't

https://blog.mozilla.org/en/firefox/firefox-terms-of-use/

It is, just check their blog a bit back

When I tried it it looked really cool. Up until it just.. didn't work. And then looking around I found a bunch of people giving me better snippets of scripts and it was not helpful

But given I just need docker and nothing more, I did not bother and looked further

Tried both, didn't like 'm, using docker now

Tried it, but some apps depend on spawning other python processes. Half the time that results in them breaking out of the env cuz they're using the python in the system path

Advertising yourself as a good option for privacy then taking your data is fucking you over. And it was only two days ago that they tried forcing it, and they're already lowering the middle finger and apologising.

Let's try to not mislead people here by pointing to some a/b testing thing that has nothing to do with policy changes and enforcement

You missed the part that this data collection requirement was a new development. Your quote is misleading

Or three docker containers