Coward
Coward for having his own opinion? So anyone who doesn’t agree with you is a coward?
Coward
Coward for having his own opinion? So anyone who doesn’t agree with you is a coward?
Welcome to Europe, where we get 1gbps fiber at reasonable prices. Here in Denmark it is available at ~$30/month for example. Because the same fiber infrastructure is accessible by many different ISPs to offer to consumers.
Please don’t give them ideas.
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Content quality is very subjective, as in that’s just your opinion. Other players may think it’s good.
Perhaps they fixed it, but I experienced random crashes at least once an hour.
For most games. Tried Witcher 2 on Linux a few months ago, what an unstable mess.
I develop C# on Linux, but I run the full VS inside of a Windows 10 VM.
Newsflash: Not everyone is a teenager on lemmy, many of us have spouses and children.
My wife is still playing this, going on 4 years.
Also Animal Crossing: New Horizons.
Sea of Thieves. Revisiting it after several years of not playing it, and finding it just as much fun now as it uses to be.
So convience over privacy, got it. That is pretty much what made Facebook rise to fame.
Are there any online collectives that work together to stop this tomfoolery?
Same as it has been for the last 100 years: Vote with your money. If you don’t like the product/service, don’t buy it. Stop thinking you can force them to change their offering.
I’ve seen this quote repeated over and over these past few weeks, while noone brothers to actually explain what it means and why. This article is no different unfortunately.
Do we, as an industry, have such short attention span, that we forgot how Microsoft abused their monopoly in the 1990s to force everyone to use Internet Explorer? Now that Google is doing the exact same thing, nobody seems to mind.
Incorrect. https://gdpr.eu/eu-gdpr-personal-data/ states IP addresses are personal data.
Was about to say, the article quotes numbers around layoffs worldwide and then continues to discuss US only companies. Even though Wired thinks the US is the only country in the world with tech companies, the majority of the world’s population doesn’t live or work in the US.
Here in Denmark we get 100% from wind some days, yet we still get gauged on those days.
So a pharmacist should be allowed to refuse selling e.g. birth control, due to personal beliefs? Everyone can just decide who they want to service for any reason, right?