Distros from that joke stuff era are more user friendly than Windows 11.

Oh my god!

They killed Jeeves!

/me snorts at the Montey Python reference.

Sadly, I think we all expect the MAGA Inquisition, though.

You've seen what a well oiled machine legislation is, no?

The problem with that is the corporations love to save a penny or two on hardware, no matter how much worse it makes the product, specifying one seems like a good way to make them just use that even if there is something better.

The one they were talking about months ago was specific, not really a fan of C, it's a much more fragile connection than A. The extra bandwidth isn't worth how often they fail compared to other connectors.

Herp Derp UR DUM!

/me looks for reasoning beyond the malicious childish moronitude. Finds none.

C'mon, constructive or GTFO.

I mean, they're already arreting grandmas for protesting genocide, the UK is almost as much of a joke as the US...

I nuked my hard drive when they kept shoving more invasive idiocy, more sloppy shite, and a confluence of cloud crap into it.

They're not going to win me back by integrating their overpriced subscription PS+ knock-off crap further into their joke of an OS.

The problem with this is they mandate something in the law and then there comes along a new and better option that nobody can use because there's a stupid law...

Personally I still want to see more people do that contact connector that was in the dock of my Motorola Xoom.

If either party paid attention to their voters we would have had an election of Bernie Sanders vs Ron Paul years ago, but both of them have their chosen one, and the only time we've seen a massive pushback against that has been the time the alternative was actually worse.

The payment processor thing was a mess, and they really went through and mass delisted a ton of things that did not meet the criteria, including a lot of SFW stuff.

The fact that they complied so readily, and overreacted so much, makes them pretty sus to me.

They used to be right below GOG for me, and I suppose they still are, but I trust them about as much as I trust Valve to not randomly delist things because some Karen in Australia whined.