FeelzGoodMan420

This is untrue. You can use Jellyfin or Kodi natively on LG WebOS on the TV and stream whatever you want locally. You have to grab it from the homebrew channel or sideload it. It's a little bit of a process though. Nothing crazy. But it works!

Edit: you can also get YouTube without ads off Homebrew.

Yea that's a really good way to put it!

It's really hard to tell how Mozilla is acting doing because 99.99% of the posts/comments on Lemmy/Reddit is just FUD. I'm sire it skews people's perception.

Yea that's likely what it is. Hopefully I can remain in the 1% of people who go out of their way to block ads. As long as I can do that I'll welcome the industry as a whole being more privacy friendly (if that's even possible)

I originally was one of the "FUCK FIREFOX IS FUCKED" people. However, after taking a deep breath and actually reading, yes, you are correct. There is no indication that they're blocking adblockers or taking away firefox customization. I think they're both looking for alternative revenue streams and trying to make the advertising business less intrusive. That being said, their communication is absolute dogshit and they deserve a lot of the shit they get. But I am not yet panicking. Firefox remains the best choice for blocking ads.

I've never played Runescape so my answer is I play literally any other games.

My comment is unhelpful but I'm posting it anyway.

Yep this is a shitpost. As is 99% of posts on this community

No, thank YOU for the laugh :-)

I'm not sure. Major cities are absurdly expensive though. $30 for a sandwich is insane I agree. I'm just not surprised because it's NYC ha.

It's NYC. The most expensive place in the USA (besides San Francisco)