You're right, but that doesn't mean we have to give up completely.
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You're right, but that doesn't mean we have to give up completely.
As someone near in the administration of it, Microsoft are at fault, they permanently make breaking changes for no obvious reason
I'm fine with it so alternatives will be used more in the future.
Years of shitposting finally pay off 💪
I don't need freaking suggestions from the browser, that's the job of the search engine of my choice.
They are all calling for investors just to figure out it doesn't scale.
That's my assumption at least
...bill?
I won't watch this clickbait, but forks who succeed the prior are exactly what we call democracy.
Korrigiere mich wenn ich es falsch sehe, aber das spricht doch für Linux
If you care anything for quality it's FLAC, compression ratio will affect the size
As long as it works perfectly and it makes no security related headlines, i'm fine with running abandoned ware.
If something stops working it's time to find out the alternatives.
Not every little tool needs weekly updates
So no ones at fault, if companies knew that they could save so much money. Apparently CEOs do fuck all and banking hundreds of millions.
Isn't Vanguard requiring secure-boot and TPM enabled?
That check is actually worthless and wouldn't succeed otherwise, or are they not require it on Windows 10
In germany you migh have the chance to get a 50€ voucher for your next german car
LibreWolf on desktop and Fennec on Android, let's goo
Scamming people that missed the Bitcoin boom
To be totally honest, i might be a sociopath too if i only have to work for a year and have enough money for a many generations
Full circle
If stability is deranged then yes.
As someone having used Arch, stuff does break at times and Valve can't link a Wiki link with the fixes
I could imagine that games with invasive anti cheats are a reason.
As someone who played a couple, i just stopped playing them.
I'm a little sad they did this, i hoped that the pressure on the game devs would rise so they support Linux, oh well.
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