Have never had a popup ad like this. Maybe because I have all of that stuff turned off?
Seems like an oddly specific reason to run Linux on your personal machines tho.
There are tons of other issues that are far more relevant and affect more users than simple windows store popup ads that most people don’t seem to get.
andOTP is a good option for Android. It does offer backup capabilities which could be used for syncing. Bitwarden is also good
Yes, windows is heavier. Yes, it will use more power and resources. It’s not intended to conserve resources and run on every system known to humankind. We all know this. How it is a surprise to anyone is beyond me
uBlock blocks things solely based on them being in a filter list. Privacy badger blocks form controls and html elements that can allow tracking. Those are different things.
They don’t block the same things every time, so it’s perfectly fine to have both.
Filmed yes. Published no.
I’m sorry but I really thought it was a gummy worm
Right. I forgot it was on GOG too
I wouldn’t be surprised if this is some sort of intentional fuckery by developers. I mean, the Spyro incident is pretty infamous.
No, I use 7zip and so should they
It took like 5 separate manual installs of various CUPS drivers to get my printer working on arch. To be fair though, it was a Dymo label printer
Hey fuck chairman tylo!
spawn in a humvee with my squad
drive into an objective and the gunner starts blasting
get stuck on a barricade
get rammed by a BTR and multiple other humvees
RPG slams into us and we die
10/10
See if the emergency vet accepts CareCredit. You can apply for it and use it same day. They should have a thing at the front desk that will tell you how to apply.
If you apply and are denied, see if they will work with you on it and explain that you were denied.
Whoever is running the instance.
Lemmy, kbin, and mastodon all use activitypub to share content between instances. Each instance is run by a different person or group than the others.
The hardware depends, but usually is owned by a hosting company (cloud) or an independent operator.
The software is open source and isn’t really owned by anyone.
Admins are whoever the server owner determines. I’m not sure how moderators are defined on Lemmy, though likely dealt with on a per-community basis.
Just be rich and pay the extra yearly fee so you don’t gotta pay as much per install. Duh