That’s on the publisher, Rockstar sucks a lot for old games.

Outside japan Sam Lake comes to mind too.

Roblox sells the idea that you can actually make money with it, it has its own economy with job hunting and salaries. Mario Maker is just a community game.

Freesync for Gnome

The login screen doesn’t have the option to switch in the bottom corner?

I also moved from MIUI to Kvaesisto, I agree with the button at the bottom of the widget page, is too big and too different from the rest of the UI, but I don’t find it laggy works really well for me.

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Gear Lever

Before I made the switch, I did something similar to what you did. To enumerate my steps: 1 - Learned about Linux in general(I learn a lot at university) 2 - Picked a distro 3 - Adapted to the Linux workflow in Windows, for example using more terminal, updating packages via winget/chocolatey, using wsl etc. 4 - Used FOSS alternatives in Windows 5 - Made a list of all the programs I needed to find a replacement for that don’t have a Windows version to try out 6 - Made a list of things to try out, like themes, tiling windows, desktops, etc 7 - Live distro for a day 8 - Completely removed Windows from my life forever

I think it depends on the deal they have made. If YouTubers only get paid when someone actually buys a product, then NordVPN pays cents to each Youtuber

Okey dokey mate

Brave adblock is just a fork of uBlock with a whitelist for Brave’s partners.

I pickup Fedora because I like the name… completely arbritary.

Live action with the producer who make half of the worse superhero movies, the guy only produce movies from famous IP. A fucking money milking machine producing Zelda…

Search for Manhunt and Midnight Club DRM case, this is the most obvious problem with DRM.

You could also look for the stuff that happens with arcade games from SEGA and etc.

Doesn’t this just affect pirates? I don’t really care as long as it doesn’t mean that performance is sacrificed.

LOL. DRM affects everyone, is a bad for consumers and only benefits shareholders.

Why so many blocking extensions?

So if you can’t use a private OS is better to just send your data to many third-parties as possible? I don’t follow your reasoning.

Gotta protect the people(THAT I DON’T KNOW) that can’t even click the link but tried to validate the article by searching in the google, right?

I don’t get it why is ethical when the options includes “… AND personal data”.