Today companies will snoop your info even if you pay 1000s for a device.

Why wouldn't they, obviously no one cares

Well if you use a shit product you have constantly to fix because something is bothering you, you might as well change to something else.

Your fault.

Using it and reporting problems is what anyone can do, hopefully someone able to file a proper bugreport will come along.

No one is worthless

They don't care about that, they want to move their consoles, that's why they're completely exclusive.

Chances are you don't have every other platform and buy games for your Nintendo console.

Anybody can hate on them, but they know business.

Valorant and now League of Legends use kernel based anti-cheat, so they're off the table.

No no no, it's all religion, ooh say can't you see?

Not really relatable, but if i file something complicated i prefer seing all options to fill in the blanks if i'm not too sure if it's the correct information for the question.

So i rule out some and find the best fits until hopefully most if not all is correct, getting asked one at a time means i have to get it right and if some better fit comes later i have to go back many steps.

You can use it for free, you just need to donate to get rid of the banner and to get all features.

The bare functionality is in fact free

Jellyfin runs great via VPN

They didn't need to have a completely secure solution, but they don't have to make it as easy as possible.

Forks get deleted when and if it comes so far

OPNsense has an anti-lock-out rule at the top for a reason 😁

Not if it has all the essential features, it has no 3rd party ads, tracking and is a privacy focused mail client.

I only bought i because i could test it for months and saw everything works and it being updated and well maintained, it's kinda pricey for a mail client.

There are for sure nagging experiences in other programs, Fairmail is not one of them.

Not their first rodeo

In 10 hours i had not a single crash, i'm on stable with standard Proton

Fahr mal wieder aus der Stadt raus