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Just start with or before the Neanderthals…

How do you “configure it to provide better results than Google”? Not trying to call you out, but I assume your measure of what is better is highly subjective. If it would be down to simple config changes to get quality superior to Google search, OP wouldn’t have to ask this question.

Going with that argument though, isn’t the whole of GrapheneOS then problematic as Google also controls that upstream code?

In the least use Fennec or better Ironfox. However Ironfox is breaking some websites occasionally or can be just slow loading pages so I have both installed and use them both.

Sorry, got nothing to add to your question. Good luck with the switch to Linux.

To everyone else: if you are still wondering why in 2026 it is still difficult for the average person to just “switch from Windows to Linux”, just read all the comments here. I mean, I guess mostly the ones that are not deleted yet.

To add to that, at least the average meeting I am in, people don’t look much at the chat. The meeting organiser might, but that is also not happening too frequently.

It shouldn’t

Also Sweeney “why do people like Steam more than the Epic store?”

Wrocław Airport.

And it got an award as best small airport, so it is not just in general the best.

Of course chatbot use is rising when every shitty website replaced their support pages with one. What else can I do but use the stupid chatbot?

Controversial opinion and I say that as someone who started with Jellyfin and keeps that local Wifi only, so I admit a certain bias: going with Tailscale and Jellyfin over using Plex isn’t much better. Instead of enabling remote access via one company that wants to make money, you go via another company that wants to make money. How long is the free tier of Tailscale going to work out? How much do you trust them with your traffic? But I know it is a popular setup, so I am aware saying that here will not earn me any points.

You just had to 1-up everyone here…

How often did you actually have to step in?

I am just sitting here laughing over the fact that this is the very reason people hated on reddit. When reddit wouldn’t allow people to remove their helpful posts when they left, and everyone was outraged. But since we are not reddit here, it is of course a wholly different thing.

Don’t worry, I see my opinion is unpopular, so this is the last I say on this.

It is maybe weird but folks should be allowed to delete stuff again. There is no rule against it either. Make it one if it is something that the broader community doesn’t like.

Edit: I don’t want to make new replies so I am just editing this in here. I did not say I am ok with people deleting their posts. I found it idiotic when this was done on reddit, and it isn’t much better here. But the option is there, so people will use it. Make it a rule it shouldn’t be done or move to a platform where it isn’t possible, what else do you think you can do about this?

Really, no one posting this? Fine, here you go:

Welp, time to do the “previously free and basic feature is now moved into paid plan” dance every few months.

Yeah, about a decade back. A friend of my roommate was not very bright. She said stuff like "why would anyone do a PhD, didn’t we already research all there is?”.

https://github.com/bpatrik/pigallery2 is something I have moved to from Immich, but actually only because Immich didn’t let my HDD go to sleep anymore. I do like it though, it is a bit simpler.