Security by obscurity is not real.

For privacy reasons, not using Windows is best.

Now they partner with OpenAI after banning AI answers provided by users? Wow, such hypocrisy https://meta.stackoverflow.com/...

If you are paying for a VPN and you have buffering problems, change to another VPN, that one is shit.

I don't understand why everyone assumes using a VPN means paying for a third party. I have Wireguard deployed in my NAS and I always have that VPN connection active on my phone to be able to access my LAN deployed services remotely, Jellyfin for example.

Ubisoft.

https://www.ign.com/...

It would be hilarious if the emulator they were using was Ryujinx or Yuzu.

This seems like a great time to install LibreWolf.

If the WWW was created by Google (it was not) I'm sure they would kill it like any of their other products.

Codeberg can suffer from the same DMCA requests but at least is not managed by Microsoft. To really avoid(or ignore) DMCAs you need to self-host/use a vps for your own version control tool like Forgejo/GitLab or use a decentralized one like Radicle.

Official site: https://www.cartreader.net/

Now I need to consider Gitea and Codeberg. Thanks for the reminder GitLab.

If it wasn't a privacy nightmare maybe I will consider paying, but data theft + ads? Naaaah.

Windows 11 vibes.

openSUSE Tumbleweed

Check this video, bots count as players in the stats, the real player numbers are like 15k/10k.

https://youtu.be/2stmQfv93oQ

The problem are kernel-anticheats, and EA of course.

I've just cancelled my Crunchyroll sub, not only because of the user content deletion but because they lock many translations and animes out of Spain and the quality of some subs are shit generated with AI. My new streaming service is nyaa.

The Elden Ring.

That urgency of blocking websites should be used to take down CSAM and truly dangerous content, not piracy imo. But they only care about money as usual.