As long as it doesn’t become Reddit 2.0.

… in the US. In other countries, they can’t be bought and likely never will be.

True.

The only thing the average consumer will even notice is the end of support for Windows 10. However, once the prompt to upgrade to Windows 11 appears, 99% will click “yes” and forget about it. They might be a little annoyed by the changes, but that will be all.

Add Norton to that list. They also perform their own MITM attack on your pc to ensure your certificates are “safe”…

And mainly in third world countries, like the US.

That is also the reason everything reset to the status quo at the end of every episode.

Doesn’t mean your company didn’t bet on the wrong horse. Luckily we stay far away from anything Google touches, but I have friends in other companies who weren’t as lucky.

Anyone tried the KDE variant with nvidia?

Good point.

There is probably also a lot more of these “pretty girl” videos than “5 Fun Facts About JavaScript” or “Here is a Mistake Everyone Makes in C” so it’s easier for the algorithm to serve them.

Before anyone rails on OP too much let me tell you this. My shorts feed was full of tech stuff. Then one day I clicked on a hot girl and watched a few of the shorts. Big mistake. Now even though I’m not clicking on them again my feed looks like OPs.

I guess the lesson here is. Never click on these shorts ever if you don’t want to get spammed by them.

Seconded. Everyone who is not recommending Mint to new users is doing them and the community a disservice imo.

Do we really need to argue which murderers are slightly less murdery?

The people in charge on both sides are doing their people a disservice by killing a shit load of people which in turn leads to the other side killing even more people.

55% packet loss. Could be worse though.

They could always send carrier pigeons with new orders.

49€ here, but yeah about 1/10 of the price of some US states is insane.

No idea so I googled x and videos and found porn. That’s probably it.

I already thought that that was the agreed update pronunciation.

So what you are saying is that X is not going to deliver on their own?

I would never use an ISPs router for my home network. It just causes so many issues that you can easily avoid by either using your own router directly or if that is not possible putting the device into “bridge” mode and using your own router behind it.

What are some of the issues?

The devices the ISPs send out are usually the cheapest hardware imaginable and therefore introduce substantial unnecessary latency.

Where I live some ISPs also used to use tools that genereted wifi passwords based on the devices MAC address. While this is apparently fixed now, a lot of non tech savvy users still use these old devices that are basically open to anyone now.

To save even more money, they sometimes deliberately send out faulty devices (as in devices that drop connection frequently, restart for no reason, etc) which is just horrible.

I know these issues because I worked in that field and there are a lot more unfortunately…

You’re partly right, but manufacturers aren’t just adding more crumple space, they are mainly building bigger and heavier vehicles. And that does not equal safety. Sure the crumple zone might be bigger, but the force of a crash is multitudes higher which results in a net negative, especially for pedestrians and cyclists