Oh no

Anyway

I may look in to that.

I’m just over here wanting a “just the fucking email I signed up for” option, or an “opt out of additional bullshit you didn’t ask for” button. Heck, throw in a "disallow any APIs for “AI” permanently button.

Proton VPN, Proton Drive, Proton Pass, etc- none of these existed when I signed up but here they are. If anything I’d rather opt out of all the extra stuff for a discounted rate, but that’ll never happen.

De-Googling is great, keep at that.

That said, Totally investing in a single other provider may not be the answer.

Already have a different provider, so no.

Signed up for decent encrypted email and now I feel like Proton’s only goal is to shove so much extra shit down my throat that they’ll choke me to death- and apparently I’m the only subscriber completely uninterested in any of it.

Kick ass, Good job

I haven’t had anything beyond a hug from my mother in 10 years.

A boss of mine some time ago would sneak up and pat me on the back, scaring me most of the time. Back then I hated it.

These days something like that would make my whole week.

can WILL

Normal people (idiots) would rather spend 4 years of their overall life “hacking” with Windows to avoid 30 minutes learning to use a forward slash.

That switches you to a phone app platform that hides the ads but records everything about you from your telemetry and sells it.

Alot less convenient than synergy but do-able. I may take the time to try to understand it in the future, appreciente the info.
I tweeted @synergy and they say a wayland-compatible version is due later this year, so there’s a good chance I’ll just wait and be lazy.

Quite interesting- found it on github, so switching appears to be keybound with rkvm, huh?

Yeah Wayland rules- problem for me is I’m hopelessly addicted to Synergy for mouse and keyboard sharing, and it doesn’t work on Wayland yet>< I’m 100% team red and my fancy new display won’t do 4k@144hz on X11 so that’s frustrating. 144 and no Synergy or 1440p 144hz and Synergy

The SMART thing to do is to buy a DUMB TV. Pay a little more and get a real TV- you know. A display, with speakers and HDMI inputs. Nothing else.

No argument there. Right now the realistic choices are standard Android, standard Apple, or borderline broken/fringe products. Nothing “good” yet.

I mean- sort of right, if you’re using un-googled, but I bet you’re not.

Outside of Arch or LFS nobody needs a guide unless they don’t know how to make a bootable USB these days.

Easier to install Linux than Windows.

They made the fatal error of expecting that anything Microsoft makes would work as intended.