Weirdly enough I’ve found it much easier to print on linux. It just works out of the box.
If it doesn’t it is definetly the printers manufacturer fault 😅
I keep posting the same comment. These people are robbing all of us of our prosperity. We could all be living in utopia…
Thieves!
Yeah I found out the same when I moved back to Iceland. Buying a used car? Renting an apartment? Staying up to date on the parents groups in school, kids sports, any events by any business or group? Contacting any person?
Being forced to hand over all my personal information just to do any of the above really doesn’t sit well with me 😑
Haha if im not mistaken this might be about that guy saying wtf github why no exe? I’m sure someone has the link.
I'd like to know more about the specifics involved. I've migrated my whole suite over to Proton and just want to know the specifics here. Guess I won't know until Proton decides to frame their answer in a blogpost.
I believe most of us here block as many ads as possible by any means possible. I so rarely see ads that every once in while when I do (on other peoples devices) I'm shocked and disgusted.
https://github.com/pi-hole/pi-hole
Is enough for me. If I watch YouTube on mobile it's in Brave browser as that block the ads on iOS.
If I watch YouTube on my TV it's in https://smarttubeapp.github.io/ which also blocks ads.
You don't have to live like that and I feel sorry for all the people that do.
All that being said I know what you mean, even the content itself is now saturated with ads, i.e. a word about our sponsor for five minutes at the start of any video...
I don't know about you but I was just waiting for an excuse. I ain't ever going back. It's a brave new world for me, part of shifting my whole suite to FOSS. Leaving the old internet behind me.
I like how you had the good sense to shut all us Linux fans the fuck up right at the start of your post 😅
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No we can not. This is fucked up. It's one rich guy's hobby:
Woof woof woof woof woof!