Honestly, if you think it’s weird not to allow you to have your firearm in a conference, I think you should think twice about it.
If it’s a dangerous place, why do you even go? And if it’s not, why the hell would you even need an firearm?
I don’t care if you have a permit or not, just the mentality of “I’m going to defend my wife and myself” sounds nuts to anyone not in the states.
IMHO that was the only statement from the rust foundation that I could relate to: it makes feel safer knowing that people like you won’t be able to bring guns to these events.
Chrome is a really nice browser, but we're creating a monopoly for it, not Google, ourselves.
I'm not going to talk about Google being evil or not. But as history has shown, monopolies never result in anything good for the people.
That's why I'm choosing Firefox as my day to day browser, not because it's better or free from a controlling enterprise, but because I want to keep the web as an open and diverse system, and for that, we need different players to play in equal conditions.
It's up to every one of us to achieve this, and to be honest, what are you missing in Firefox that Chrome does? It's quite a nice and decent browser nowadays.