mpv is better

Sure I’m not arguing that, but it’s framed as the noble, beleaguered EU standing up to the bully of China, which is pretty comical when you look at the big picture.

The sheer level of doublethink to label a coordinated effort by dozens of countries to force a single country to export its natural resources as “anti-coercion” is impressive.

Just use the web version on Firefox with ublock origin. Been using the free version for years. You’ll get a few seconds of dead air now and then as a few ads cycle through without playing, but it’s far from the full length that the ad break is supposed to be.

They’re both mature software packages with a ton of features. There are two gigantic obligations that a browser & especially web engine have that creative software don’t: massive security exposure and constantly changing web standards. Both create development burdens that are both non-trivial and time-sensitive. Many FOSS projects update at their own pace, which is simply not an option for a modern, feature-complete web engine.

You are severely underestimating the development burden of a modern web engine.

You can disable them, but also I’m pretty sure the default behavior is just to fill extra space if you have less than 8 pinned shortcuts. Your single shortcut is why there are so many ads.

Because the entire US political spectrum fits nearly inside of “neoliberalism”. Liberalism in general is just capitalism+.

They use male pronouns and refer to one by a male name, do you know what names they prefer?

I think so – gamers these days complain about having 50 ping or less than 120fps. There’s certainly a point at which it seriously impacts your gameplay, but I find it laughable when they can’t even deal with better performance than even existed 15 years ago.

Okay? My point is that it’s absurd to say that the USFG has been hard on monopolies until Trump’s second term.

Right, because the single anti-trust action against Microsoft in the 90s is definitely all that was justified during the rise of the tech giants.

If it saves time but you still have to double check its answers, does it really save time? At least many reddit comments call out their own uncertainty or link to better resources, I can’t trust a single thing AI outputs so I just ignore it as much as possible.

Using the command prompt is not coding. You sometimes need to use the command prompt in Windows to solve certain problems, the terminal in Linux is just easier to use and more powerful so it’s often an easier way to solve problems or get information.

Also, they’re all explained, you just don’t care to read the explanations. One of the best things about the Linux terminal is that most commands have exhaustive and clear documentation.

Non-starter for anti-cheat. They also specifically disabled it on Linux even without counting the anti-cheat.

My hopes for any BF game have been in the dirt since the BF3 beta.

Squad is fun.

A) I don’t agree, and B) that’s not really relevant or incompatible with what I said.

Sure, he was a good salesman, but any perception that he was the idea man was a deliberately cultivated lie. Woz had all the actually good ideas early on, then later it was other engineers.

Same with Jobs on the “visionary” part – the only thing that guy ever visualized was bigger stacks of money.

Fair, so it was at least effective direct action.

The costs for responses are overblown, but the costs for training are not.