You do you mate.
Is there a single good article on Forbes? It's always fucking clickbait without actual content.
Tbh, I kinda agree. I have a tendency to go back to evergreen games because of their time limited content I don't want to miss out. Even if I find the actual game I'm playing objectively better. (eg bg3, totk, jedi survivor 2. Dropped them all after 10-20h and went back to farming shitty cod cameos and wow gear...)
Man, this should also be a thing for humans. Seeing my grandmother deteriote very slowly is just painful. She wants it to end, we want it to end seeing her deaf, borderline blind and slowly turning incontinent, but her very old body just keeps going on and on without needing long term medical care. Should be part of human rights, dying on your own terms (without having to resort to violence, eg suicide)
Upgrading my cpu in the coming days. Was on the fence between amd and Intel. Guess this makes it easy to decide. Amd it is.
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Proprietary, yes, from a Foss pov it's not good I guess
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Owned by ex opera ppl: that's a good thing tbh. Old opera was fantastic. New opera is more fishy after they were acquired by a Chinese group.
There is a lot of browser love in Vivaldi tbh. They are very open and transparent. Haven't found a single red flag about Vivaldi (aside from not being FOSS, which for me isn't a red flag per se)
They even run their own Mastodon servers for their community ;)
I don't use brave, but I use Vivaldi.
The main reason for me is native mouse gestures. They are so much better than addon mouse gestures.
And speed dials. Addon ones are okayish, but I prefer the Vivaldi implementation.
If Firefox would ever ass native mouse gestures, I would swap in an instant. Until then, no can do :(
Pretty cool app. I'll try it out for a bit. Nice work!
Yeah. And it's a shame when they "ban" something, there aren't like hundreds of different instances that can still easily access that content.
Some smart people should really come up with a decentralized federated system so these "bans" become total non-issues.
Ah well, one can dream.
People in Japan basically live in 5 plains and a bunch of small valleys between all the mountains...
On paper it might be 340, but that's not what it is in practice.
20usd? It's 15000 jpy for me.. That's like 120usd for lifetime. Hard to justify that for an app tbh.
How? They orbit quite a lot higher than the highest clouds.
Highest clouds are like 70-90km. Starlink Sats are 500km+