There’s even more telemetry and built in ads with Win11 over Win10. If they’re so similar otherwise, why would anyone upgrade to Win11?

The other day, I dug out an old scanner to use. No mac drivers ever and no Win10 drivers. Worked on my Mint laptop with no drivers to install.

Oh yeah. I jumping ship with my next system. Right now, my main rig is Mojave/Win10 dual boot with Linux Mint on my laptop and some debain on the headless stuff. Been a mac user since System 7. Things were looking good when it shifted to a Unix system, but it’s been getting less fun for a while. The move to arm is the final straw.

Skill issue. You can absolutely make hackintoshes work.

https://neocities.org/ might work for you.

Pine64 sells earbuds. I wonder if the charge case can be made cross compatible.

I remember an old story about a father deleting bat.exe off the family computer and blaming his son for breaking the computer with his Batman game.

Non techies have two settings. Either everything is a virus or nothing is a virus.

You are imposing a political view onto people who you have never talked to politics to for your own sake.

Different groups. The Freemasons, which is a real group, but not as occult as pop culture would have you believe, had more to do with the founding of the US. Freemasons also had connections with the French Revolution.

The Puritans are the group you’re describing.

Everyone was religious back then if they wanted to have any success. You were either religious or pretended to be. Why do you think Thomas Paine is the only Founding Father not to have a monument.

Right wingers would have stuck with the monarchy.

I don’t own any Apple ARM stuff, but I think it’s still unfinished.

It doesn’t matter what happens to reddit for me anymore. The best, most anti authoritarian users left for the fediverse. I’ve been getting pretty sick of reddit and this exodus means there’s enough userbase here to replace it for my use case.

I’m thinking, instead of mass deleting/mass editing, which would be easily detectable and reversed, manually editing high value comments like tech support or consumer advice.