How can an android app get all the info about me if it has no permissions?

Dont worry, the Lemmy website is better (unlike your bank’s)

Exactly. With youtube’s shitty tutorial search functions ever since they removed dislikes, i kinda need to see the start of the video to know if its even relevant. But no. Full on 2-3 pre-video ads.

I personally only pirate indie games to make sure only triple A titles are profitable.

There is a software called “wine” that is used for running windows apps on linux. Proton is a version of Wine that specializes in running video games.

After seeing his face I’d rather use a different terminology.

Solid point, although we dont know for sure if they offered a free month back when he started.

They offer 1 month free to show their appreciation? Dont they offer 1 month free to literally everyone? You just open youtube and you are bombarded by “try youtubr premium free 1 month”.

Such bullshit “appreciation”. This is insulting.

Wont it be able to take screenshots of my desktop and such?

Is this actually true withoit using wayland?

Personalized ads are never wrong!

I wonder if their chat AI is sophisticated enough for her to realize the life mistakes that led her to this point and start working towards having a better life.

Some of these dont really ship worldwide. Not all of them offer a good bang for the buck in terms of hardware specs, and big companies sometimes offer more options (system76 traditionally didnt offer screens over FHD, most laptops are only 14"…).

Which is what the extremist propagenda taught you to think. Good for them.

Because capitalism and communism are the only 2 options…

Dont worry, the market will simply regulate itself.

And automatic QA testing insuring a higher level of stability compared to arch. Good defaults with byrfs and snapper out of the box too.

I understood the problems are about security patches being late there, and the freeze periods. Why not usw unstable?

What about openSUSE???

Non of cannonical’s bullshit, more barebones then mint, the only distro i know of where you can almost seemlessly move from stable release to rolling release and back without re-installing, very big software support due to proximity to ubuntu, big repositories, stable is stable AF, you know it will keep being supported for many more years, much more flexible then the DE based distroa like ElementryOS and DeepinOS.

I dont use debian nowadays but its frickin great.