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That’s a lot of effort, given how many people I am subscribed to. And I wouldn’t say that it’ “peanuts”, after all they redistribute 55% of YouTube Premium earnings, that’s a lot more than what other similar subscriptions give.
That’s a lot of effort, given how many people I am subscribed to. And I wouldn’t say that it’ “peanuts”, after all they redistribute 55% of YouTube Premium earnings, that’s a lot more than what other similar subscriptions give.
I already have an uBlock dude, it’s just I like to support content creators on YouTube by having Premium.
I have had the same issue for at least a month now. I use YouTube Premium, the fuck am I paying for?
That’s great unless that person’s files get corrupted/deleted or hard drive fails. Then having backups in the cloud or at least ona a device on a local network is a good idea.
I am already learning to use FreeBSD. I definitely recommend reading the official handbook, it is even a pretty great introduction to Unix overall.
I like how they end support for OS without providing an upgrade for a lot of people. Might as well put a Linux ad in their “Your PC is not supported” bullshit.
Everything. I don’t have time for accessing it and searching for what I am looking for.
Start menu 🤮
sudo
is a bloat su -
for life.
It ws only like a decided ago when I had multiple amazing ideas for games and other software, only to have nearly none when I actually started to do some programming for fun.
I think there’s only one game I would like to try making where I see it may have some success, but the idea is very vague and devil is in the details and execution I guess.
You mean Linux? Other Unixes don’t necessarily use this naming convention.
Aside from weird design choices and obvious privacy issues I like Windows 11 much more than Windows 10. It is especially more usable on my 2in1 laptop, even though it doesn’t officially “support” it, which is just nonsense.
Buy used ThinkPad.
And Windows nowadays have like dozen of different security measures that stop you from removing critical system components. It is not like in Windows 95 days, that OS allowed you to remove kernel by just typing a single command.
Old games had a soul. Modern games have microtransactions.
Only Indie games nowadays give me a feeling of getting into something that is made out of love, and not solely for money.
I am pretty sure it won’t work 100% like sudo on Unix-likes, so why didn’t they come up with different name, like elevate
? This command being sudo
will only confuse users.
I cringe every time when someone compares a single Windows version to a whole distribution, and some of them even have more versions than Windows.
There are better source ports if you just want to play vanilla doom games.
Why do you need it to be Debian-based?