I do partially agree with his buttons and app-points. I dislike how we are forced to download apps for everything, including the questionable tracking software.

I also agree with this.

Calling the big grey bezels of old TVs stylish is certainly an interesting take.

That might be but judging by your screenshot this software doesn’t make it really easier to use this feature.

I’m using Linux

It would be even better if it would do that automatically when hitting Ctrl+C in the address bar.

Currently I donate to GNOME and The European Correspondent every month.

I use the built-in Wireguard feature of my Fritzbox to connect to my home network.

Do any fediverse projects currently support social auth?

I use Fedora. I like that it’s very up to date and that it doesn’t change the GNOME defaults. It also has a big community and many resources to look into if anything goes wrong.

I think https://github.com/sigoden/dufs is exactly what you want.

Since you have this printer, can you tell me what volume the ink tanks hold? This info seems impossible to find.

That helps, thanks.

It’s still an important distinction IMO

400 million windows devices not users.

For me just using Firefox on Linux seems to be enough to trigger them.

I was talking about the point you made in your first paragraph. Where businesses would suddenly start providing their apps only in third party stores.

If this were to happen it would have happened on Android a long time ago but it didn’t.

I wouldn’t mind ads like these.

I rsync to a storage box from Hetzner.

And don’t forget that you can add tags to your bookmarks to make them easier to find again.