I don't think I have ever seen a worse sourced Wikipedia section. I agree with the general sentiment but holy shit I'm suprised that whole section hasn't just been thrown out.
Edit: checked the talk page apparently it was one of the students edited ones which explains why it reads like an essay I rushed out the night before the due date.
I don't think it's a paid browser (there are a few of those though) it's a paid search engine.
Can we just be realistic and understand that most people can't/won't do this. Most people do not have the time/technical knowhow to host everything themselves.
Edit: came back to this and wanted to clarify. It would be great if people could self host literally everything but I don't get any crucial information through emails or really ever besides in person. I am more than willing to pay a reasonable amount to support privacy features but I'm not personally willing to spend 10x that amount in time to do something that will probably not work because I am not an IT person. I do not have to time to learn how to self host 26 different pieces of software that I have been told I need to self host nor do I have the spare computer parts lying around to build a machine to host them. I have looked at self hosting a matrix client because that is the one type of app that I get anything I want to keep private sent to me but my family is already using signal so I'm unconvinced that switching is worth while.
I should have made paragraphs but I forgot to my bad.
I dislike gnome to an unreasonable extent. I tried using it when I first tried linux and it did not vibe.
IDK I asked my wife and she agreed. I think it has to do with the lighting and the expression on her face.
The first one looks like a porn parody and I dont know why.
Also schools that thought just seeing the tech used would give you innate knowledge on how to use a computer.
This is the only one of these that I simply do not believe I am genz and admittedly more into computers than average but I have never met anyone who couldn't figure out to right click to make a new folder unless they mean that they didn't know how to use the terminal to do it.
The fuck is wrong with you? Karma is designed to be addictive and make you want to make content for reddit. It's why the amount of karma per post is capped so hard
A lot of them where. Way more of them knew something but said nothing than should ever be possible.
I couldn't ever get into oblivion since skyrim was my first Bethesda game and a lot of oblivion felt like (to me) slightly janky skyrim. I was able to get into morroeind though because it was just so diffrent.
durability systems in non crafting games suck all of the joy out for me. I get weirdly anxious about "optimizing" my weapons and end up only using bad weapons and making the game needlessly hard on myself.