Sweet. Yeah I’m the same way. I will just not watch YouTube on my phone if I can’t have an ad free experience

Very strange. Well I hope you can get it figured out !

Are you using the revanced manager to patch the apk?

That’s so strange! I just updated mine within the last couple of days and it works just fine

Because I do like the wallet function. I just don’t need it. But I greatly prefer an ad free life to the convenience of wallet.

If this stops revanced from working it will be my push to install grapheneos. I don’t need the wallet function really.

Because canonical, who make ubuntu, also make snap. So it gets shoved down your throat. This is why I don’t use Ubuntu.

Nice! Good luck!

How do you like Manjaro? I am on normal arch with kde and I love it. Manjaro’s own repos scare me.

I disagree that the UI/DE/WM is a good way to evaluate a distro. One could make any distro look and feel like any other.

In my opinion one should look primarily at three factors:

1. Package manager
2. Release type
3. Stability

From there just choose either Debian or Arch and install the UI you want with the DE/WM

Pieces of shit devices

(Point of Sale, jokes aside. But they often are POS as well.)

You know that tab that opens sometimes when you update Firefox? The welcome to Firefox or what’s new, whatever it is? If I remember correctly, there are sometimes ads for mozilla vpn on that tab. But you, like me, might just close that tab without ever looking at its contents

What do you mean by “apt/pacman”? Which one are you using?

Lmao alright fair play

I disagree. It just marks the break between two vowel sounds. In English we just happen to write it down when necessary. French does this too, but in the opposite direction. As a general rule, one does not pronounce the last consonant of a word except in instances where two vowel sounds meet. In these cases, the first word’s consonant links into the second word

And you’d be right to do so!

Berkeley Software Distribution. It comes from early days of Unix

Gratuitous can be used to mean the same thing, but English speakers also use gratis

ProtonVPN?

To be fair, no one has