funnyThing7

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by funnyThing7 5y ago
I am certainly considering it every now and then. Already use it for main desktop usage. And I hear good things about Proton, but I really like ease of usage of Windows for everything gaming related. It somehow reminds me too much of my wor
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by funnyThing7 5y ago
Not the authorities perhaps, but it is already happening in some degree: Windows Defender sending “samples” or unknown binaries to the cloud to analyze them. I am extremely bothered by this and try to disable this “feature” as much as possi
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by funnyThing7 5y ago
Why does this country still have the best alternative to big tech mail providers (Fastmail)? Maybe it doesn’t matter that much since email is open to the world anyway. I would like to vote with my wallet, but in the end I also want my mail
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by funnyThing7 5y ago
Makes me wonder why they have to pay 15b in the first place. If it’s indeed a no-brainer for apple, the deal could be made with far less money?
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by funnyThing7 5y ago
“I believe not a lot of users know about this button, especially because Chrome doesn’t want to show it by default.” Damn right. You can bet you ass Google doesn’t want to actively push users away from bloated pages filled with ads.
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by funnyThing7 5y ago
For a very long time in the Netherlands you could download movies and music from unauthorized sources, as you were indirectly paying content creators because of “copy taxes” on data drives, burnable discs etc. It was sort of a loophole but