2026-02-09 10:33 UTC
@mnapoli@phpc.social @heiglandreas@phpc.social @asgrim@phpc.social @DaveLiddament@phpc.social @m1ke@phpc.social
Man, you own Bref. Just disable it entirely, remove it from the internet until EU regulates something. Even my employer is using Bref for critical deployment systems.
Rally with other people that can do the same thing, and there's a lot of you guys that could definitely have an ENORMOUS impact if you went on a strike together against unregulated AI.
Strikes have always worked.
And with OSS, if everything disappears, it's worldwide mayhem.
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@pierstoval@mastodon.social 2026-02-09 10:34
@mnapoli@phpc.social @heiglandreas@phpc.social @asgrim@phpc.social @DaveLiddament@phpc.social @m1ke@phpc.social I'm pretty sure that people like you, that own some parts of the web infrastructure, could extrapolate a left-pad-gate-like event, if you organized with even a few other people owning critical tooling. Package managers, libraries, deployment tools, EVERYTHING can be used for that. Even the "just fork it" won't be useful: if too many tools are unavailable even for a few days, big corps can't compete, it'll cost them too much. They'll comply.