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  • I guess the point was to NOT buy devices that require tinkering.

  • I see you like when something threatens your livelihood.

  • I absolutely enjoy loud and fast and powerful cars

    You know, I like dinosaurs. But I wouldn't want one roaming the streets.

  • My workplace has this common braindead policy where we have to change our passwords every 3 months. So every time I change it, Microsoft page asks me, “HOW WAS IT?”

    Like it wasn't annoying enough.

  • I keep businesses in my area up-to-date, doesn't take much time at all.

  • It says “page not found”, maybe because I'm not in EU.

  • Yeah but then your system starts behaving weirdly here and there.

  • When I used Mint, it felt like packages are outdated just like on Debian (based on Ubuntu LTS + needs time to rebase onto a new one).

  • Unfortunately most of our local politicians remained there with the crazies.

  • I have Mullvad running all the time, and I've had this issue with one unpopular app and one online store website.

    What's really bad is the number of captchas 🤖

  • Interestingly, I use Instagram with Mullvad for over a year now, both app and web. Reddit seems to be working fine too. Maybe that's because I opened accounts without a VPN.

  • I'm pretty sure I wasn't born here, detective.

  • I missed all the fun because there was no ads in my country, and the Amazon app was just a weird western thing removed right away. Unity was pretty good though.

  • Rode with her in my city. She's amazing!

  • You've been very unlucky. There's plenty of properly working flatpaks.

  • Every distro ships steam, really?

  • Until you're doing an online course in a simplistic web editor. Don't ask me how I know 🥲

  • The standard might be complicated if you want the specifics, but for everyday use it's incredibly simple, and I love it. The number of times I needed this information is 1, even though most of my devices, including an external monitor, are USB-C.