That's a bit miserable ... ; - ; I try to avoid the place where I can. The only places I check with any regularity are niche, like r/roguelikes, or r/ironscape; I think they escape the worst of it as a result. I'm sure…
I'll remove the particulars to avoid anything partisan, but: I failed to truly appreciate how cooked reddit was with bots until I accidentally clicked Popular and stumbled upon a national subreddit post with a 'chad…
I think any program suddenly x5'ing its install size would raise eyebrows as to its purpose.
Google's "don't be evil" motto already felt ironic over a decade ago, long before they even replaced it with "do the right thing [for shareholder value?]".
Arc is still great on macOS (not so much the Windows build, essentially an abandoned beta) even if it's not getting active development anymore. I'm defaulting to Firefox ever since I moved my desktop to CachyOS, but I…
The basis of so much of Microsoft's complacency (and why the MB Neo was such a nuke to the entry-level laptop market). It's pretty terrible how much this kind of dynamic rules over tech. I'm not a 'capitalist', but god…
I mean, with the price of SSDs lately, 4GB is not a completely negligible addition.
I definitely feel less a product on macOS than anything Google-orientated. I don't know where Windows fits into that exactly, given "paying for Windows" is not really how it's even seen, given major updates were 'free'…
Isn't that essentially Dia? (Pro is 20USD/month.) https://www.diabrowser.com/ (I miss Arc, such a shame it only gets security/chromium updates now ...) And I think Codex's desktop client has a built-in browser now? At…
That's a bit miserable ... ; - ; I try to avoid the place where I can. The only places I check with any regularity are niche, like r/roguelikes, or r/ironscape; I think they escape the worst of it as a result. I'm sure…
I'll remove the particulars to avoid anything partisan, but: I failed to truly appreciate how cooked reddit was with bots until I accidentally clicked Popular and stumbled upon a national subreddit post with a 'chad…
I think any program suddenly x5'ing its install size would raise eyebrows as to its purpose.
Google's "don't be evil" motto already felt ironic over a decade ago, long before they even replaced it with "do the right thing [for shareholder value?]".
Arc is still great on macOS (not so much the Windows build, essentially an abandoned beta) even if it's not getting active development anymore. I'm defaulting to Firefox ever since I moved my desktop to CachyOS, but I…
The basis of so much of Microsoft's complacency (and why the MB Neo was such a nuke to the entry-level laptop market). It's pretty terrible how much this kind of dynamic rules over tech. I'm not a 'capitalist', but god…
I mean, with the price of SSDs lately, 4GB is not a completely negligible addition.
I definitely feel less a product on macOS than anything Google-orientated. I don't know where Windows fits into that exactly, given "paying for Windows" is not really how it's even seen, given major updates were 'free'…
Isn't that essentially Dia? (Pro is 20USD/month.) https://www.diabrowser.com/ (I miss Arc, such a shame it only gets security/chromium updates now ...) And I think Codex's desktop client has a built-in browser now? At…