bedrock VS mehrzahl

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Mozilla Firefox (portable) - web browser (tabs, extensions, bookmarks, zoom, incognito, PIP...)

Try to install Firefox directly from https://www.mozilla.org you can download it there for Linux, extract it into your home directory and run it from there. That version should be able to play videos, but it will do with software decoding so depending on your hardware, you might not be able to play 4k videos without lags or framedrops.

As an IT professional making recommendations to friends and family, I generally point people to Firefox, have them turn on HTTPS-Only Mode, install the open-source uBlock Origin by u/gorhill4 (Raymond Hill) for ad-blocking, and use a password manager like 1Password.

No, because I type www.mozilla.org into the address bar and don’t use a search unless it’s something I don’t know.

Django is a Python framework for creating fast, clean, scalable and secure web application in a matter of hours. Some of the popular websites built with Django framework are Youtube, Instagram, Mozilla and Spotify.

You sure about that? Their entire front page mentions digital rights multiple times. Privacy alone is mentioned 4 times.

Simon Willison has written about using SQLite for a "Baked in data" architecture which could be a super interesting method for some situations: https://simonwillison.net/2021/Jul/28/baked-data/

As he notes https://www.mozilla.org/ uses this pattern:

> They started using SQLite back in 2018 in a system they call Bedrock ... Their site content lives in a ~22MB SQLite database file, which is built and uploaded to S3 and then downloaded on a regular basis to each of their application servers.

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