It’s a side effect of privacy and security. The one side effect they’re trying to use to undermine all of the privacy and security.

Awesome. Please do that.

No need to live between selfish people.

This would still make a connection to the ad servers that can then track me though.

I guess with a hardened browser and a VPN it would be alright.

You’ll need to load up your images directly to the fans over Wi-Fi using a companion phone app.

Lol.

Nice

It’s waaaaaay too expensive and almost all of them use staff that’s uninterested and try to do the minimal amount of work.

Reminds me of a Hottentottententententoonstelling

Not only Google. It just generates a name for you when you register that you can use if you want. I had some weird usernames like that because I wanted to have at least a bit of privacy. I just used the one it gave me.

I just tried it and after verifying my 10minutemail email address it created the following username for me: https://i.imgur.com/Ap8qiGN.png

Clicking the icon next to the username gives me these:

• Amazing-Solution2835
• Future_Tangelo_4501
• Strange-Regret-2869
• MeasurementBudget571
• This_Hovercraft9372

Same goes for news. If you try to look up some more obscure news almost all of the results are some AI garbage that makes no sense.

Flatpak seems to be the best choice for consistency and to have it working straight out of the box. I think Linux currently needs this because we’re getting a lot less tech-savvy Linux users nowadays. Don’t get me wrong; package managers should still be used, but how are we going to get people to change if they run into package conflicts or accidentally uninstall a wrong package?

Use the flatpak and see if you like it, then compile it yourself.

Thanks.

Helping DRM in my kernel? GETOUTAHERE

If I have a problem I don’t even mention I use Wine/Proton. Many games and software devs just tell you that only Windows is supported and move on.

Get us some Linux exclusives and we can stick it up towards Windows amirite

Could just be paid actor. Reddit has been ticking off all the other red flags already, so why would it not try and destroy reputations this way?

https://archive.ph/FoF8L

“It’s bad for our products and for our European users. We will continue to work with the European Commission to help them understand our concerns on behalf of our users,” added Apple.

LOL. Europeans wanted this. Rivals just means third party apps. So people can actually do with their device what the hell they want to.

With a hidden rent fee.

What about defects in the machine or car? Could that lead to people being struck by lightning coming from the box next to their automobil?