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At least the ingredients are being honest. It’s a massive problem around the world. They even have insanely sophisticated testing machines that are even fooled sometimes.
At least the ingredients are being honest. It’s a massive problem around the world. They even have insanely sophisticated testing machines that are even fooled sometimes.
I understand the legal meaning. It’s all hogwash regardless. Nearly everything can be explained away as legitimate interests by claiming “marketing research” and “advertising”.
And what exactly qualifies as “legitimate interest”?
If you’re able to tug hard enough to break the panel with a little suction cup then I don’t know what to tell you.
If it simply died (and didn’t squish it like I did on mine) you can get something with a small suction cup (about an inch in diameter), place it over the area with the gnat, and then GENTLY tug to show it to fall down.
Tab groups is what made me drop Chrome on mobile. I don’t care if it’s an option, but it’s not just the default now, it’s the only option on Chrome mobile.
I’m using Firefox for both mobile and desktop and I cannot believe how much better they are than Chrome now.
And the thing that made me completely drop Chrome from desktop was the forced sidebar search. I implemented a complicated workaround twice, but the third time it broke I just had enough.
I’m loving Firefox.
They’re a Windows dev, clearly.
Well, you didn’t say you were familiar with using Linux. And your previous comment “this is an extremely disingenuous comment” suggests you are.
And no one is talking down to you.
Huh well, thats not been my experience in the slightest
How would you know if you’ve never untied your arm?
Seriously though, Windows is a heavy bloated pig. There’s a reason why you can’t install Windows on a DGX server.
while concurrently 2 power shell consoles are open each running different python environments for stable diffusion and LLM.
Using Windows for AI is like trying to fight off a group of muggers with one arm purposefully tied behind your back. You can do it, but why would you?
Yes. Easy as (if not easier than) Windows, I’d argue.
That’s a lot of work to get the OS to work for you. If only there was another option…
you can’t install sites native app
There’s an extension that lets you do this. I use it and it works great.
I don’t think tab groups have been implemented yet
Funny thing is that forced group tabs on Chrome mobile is what made me ditch it.
Well, Elden Ring had a bug in it that killed performance, Proton was able to fix it without touching the game itself and resulted in Linux performance being markedly better.
Then with Starfield it performs about 30% faster than windows consistently.
I can force AMD FSR on any game (and I have an Nvidia card) to get a significant performance boost with no visually detectable loss in quality.
The list goes on.
It’s 12,000 and those are rated as “playable”. The majority of games on Steam would be playable out of the box, but Valve is being cautious with their verified program.
ProtonDB has over 18,000 user submissions for playable games.
There are many games in my library that aren’t listed as Steam Deck verified or even on ProtonDB and they just work.
and I don’t really care.
This is why we can’t have nice things, like privacy.
Linux gaming is even better than Windows in many ways now
That’s a weird way to write apt install firefox
Can the cat be drawn in red?
How are you restricting internet access for it?