i do! it transformed my address bar, i sometimes use other engines through ddg now. its the main reason its my search provider.

ive been using it consistently for the past few years. it works well for me, but sometimes ill go to other engines just to see what they come up with, or when results are lacking. sometimes they are better, sometimes they are worse.

meaning ddg is probably good enough nowadays, at least for me.

whoops, brazil. we had a budding workers movement that was absolutely crushed by the traitorous brazilian military, in the name of the US of course.

that hasnt stopped syndicalism to take root here and improve our lives a bit, but the communist organizations responsible were all crushed and we see our rights being taken away ever since because no one is left to defend them. we are scrambling rn to see if we can stop fascism.

chrome > firefox with ublock origin

and while nextcloud does replace drive, docs and photos, its buggy for some people. a decent alternative is syncthing.

i mean linux is linux if its only booting up to display video or a simple interaction panel

exactly. thats unnecessarily complicated for someone on a rush because of something that should be a functional progress bar.

no way to know for sure if its still writing if the progress bar is inaccurate.

considering most aaas are junk these days, this is a great out.

GNOME does exactly the same thing.

very noticeable and annoying when transferring to slower media like usb sticks, sometimes it takes tens of minutes to unmount after copying a large file because its actually still writing.

i bet MANY people are left with halfway stuff written on their usbs after being in a rush and removing it insecurely on linux after the transfer is “done”. this should absolutely NOT be a thing.

this is not normal. we should figure out a way out of living like this.

oh this is c/memes… uhh… me too, thanks?

it makes shit up to everyone

i dunno, hardware to play games on can get pretty expensive

llm output isnt interesting when we know its just making shit up

as long as the new browser supports webextensions its fine

nothing

comment the code! tell future you why is that needed and what its doing.

remember internet explorer?

i was doing an exaggeration with the 95% number. shouldnt they be saving money though?

that seems like a huge expense for a company on a slow decline, considering none of them ceos were able to come up with a solution for mozilla.

very convenient. 95% of mozilla funds their CEO pay.