I’ve tried Vivaldi before in the past and it’s UI and cluttered interface turned me way off. I’ve got my own concerns about it still that hasn’t made me jump to it. That being, it relies on the Chrome Web Store to install extensions. If Google themselves decided not to have something on that store and you’re using it on Vivaldi, well you’re SOL.

That’s an advantage for Firefox, that has its own extensions. Some of us are stuck with Firefox despite their interestingly bad choices and historical lack of fulfilling promises on their own behalf. There are still key advantages with Firefox than most browsers.

And even if some of us are tired of Firefox anyway, we’ve got its forks to use.

Already reported

Already reported

One down, several dozen of others to go.

Wish a lot of CEOs have had this mindset of “I fucked up, I gotta go”. No, they just stick around because it’s all power games to them.

ISPs doing dirty tactics, what else is new?

The same companies who display in the open “up to” on all of their plans. Their speeds are never guaranteed.

I accuse TikTok of dumbing down generations of people.

I wish consoles would go back to just having one model and that model is the definitive model. A model you can upgrade 3 years into the lifespan of the model’s life, but still stick to one model.

No more having to worry about a Series whatever or whether that model will have a disc adapter or not. Just one developed model.

A week ago I asked for my account to be deleted. I was getting tired of Humble Choice, I couldn’t find anything for good deals on their market and I was awfully tired of IGN shoving their shit down everyone’s throats since they own Humble Bundle.

Plus a lot of the content they pick, are caught between garbage nobody asked for, content people would want are in upper tiers on purpose or content that made no sense to have been bundled with anyways.

They have been handling Humble Choice awfully for a while now, because they pick a lot of games that were only rated ‘Mostly Positive’ or just ‘Positive’ that nobody ever heard of nor care about.

It’s always funny over in the HB subreddit how people shit on those not liking the bundles but are always “happy” to get the games or so. Yeah because you’re a digital game hoarder, of course you’d take it anyways.

Isn’t it for that very reason, Valve is deciding to not allow Steam to run on older OSes? Least that was the general consensus. I get that a lot of Steam’s features today wouldn’t fly on old OSes like Windows XP or maybe even 7. But a lot of what I gathered is that, all of the web-based features are the reason why that Steam is forced to stop supporting old OSes.

I would’ve wanted to see exactly what kind of games these students were putting out.

Acquire them just to liquidate them.

Huh, when did Tim Cook go?

I couldn’t really care. Because I’m not shoving a different market in my face to prove some point that has no relevance to me. Go away.

This just in - more CEOs shitting all over everything that was once nice.

Reminded me of that pinball thing BK did a few months ago. It was difficult to play but you still were offered the same shit that you are offered whenever they sent you those sheets of coupons in the mail.

I’m not in europe.

My built PC is 4 years old, still running a 2060 RTX and I’m thankful I have 32GB of DDR4. I’ve contemplated upgrading a few parts, but the problem always came down to memory. GPU prices have finally normalized themselves after the dumb bitcoin mining junk, that took a few years. CPU prices are arguably manageable. Everything else looks okay.

It’s just that memory is the choke point for every builder. My hope is the same hope it’s been on the GPU thing, prices will come down. It’s just taking time and it’s a matter of when. I’m just thankful I have a machine that’s fairly young. There are games I’d still like to get and upgrade for, but I’m glad they’re out all the way in 2029 (Diablo V). I need to play what I have already that I can still run.

They don’t seem to understand what people actually want from phones.

No thanks.

But distros do customize them, they don’t have to always follow what Linus puts out.