Brave Search: Am I a joke to you?
Brave Search: Am I a joke to you?
I somewhat get the stance some have against Windows. I myself aren’t to fond of Windows anymore and I’ll gladly doge it (and its company) at every chance I get.
HOWEVER, I understand that there’s software or even hardware that won’t and likely will never work on any other OS but Windows (even if it’s only through market dominance).
If ones use case is primarely for multi-player gaming then Windows (for most of these games) is the go to as for that aspect it offers the less painful way.
Could some of those games be made to run on Linux? Sure but it’s likely gonna be a pain all the way through (and will likely break with the next patch).
Some might answer with “to avoid those games then”, but realistically, many want to enjoy these titles, and they have every right to do so.
TLDR: Windows is good at certain tasks, Linux is good at certain tasks. Use the tool that that fits your use case (tasks) the best, but still look over to the other side every onece in a while.
Surprised no one has mentioned Neko yet
Or the LibreWolf fork 😁
I actually used pipx to get yt-dlp into Termux.
At least that’s how it worked for me
Using Termux you can get yt-dlp installed and running on Android
I’m using uBlock, so far it works no problem for me :)
Meanwhile Comma is looking pretty interesting
Let’s see how it’ll turn out. I for my part just hope it can run under Proton
So it’s the “We can take down what we don’t like”-Act
Sure do but unless Google gets really hurt (like 40% of their income) they’ll take the slap on their wrist change it a bit and continue on.
Firefox makes most of it’s income (to pay staff and whatnot) is coming straight from Google. Why? So (IMHO) Google can go up to curt and say “Well we aren’t a monopole. Firefox is there and we even pay them”.
Google could just stop paying them at any time, they’ve got that biggest slice of the browser cake after all.
Most likely outdated dependency requirements.
Your best bet for a no BS ebook reader might be this (if it where in stock): https://pine64.com/product/pinenote-developer-edition/
TOSDR (terms of service; didn’t read) can also be a really nice help
Aand they’ve blocked any new comments or issues on their Github…
So that’s how it begins
Welcome to the future. Get ready to conform or perish
That still however doesn’t relieve them. Whether they’ve killed of less products, IMHO still leaves them at the position that they route MASSIVE amounts of the entire internet.
One point of failure or control is still a big risk, no matter how you turn it
Looks like it can: https://superuser.com/a/1347993