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Love how Lemmy downvotes anyone who pays for anything. Such a great place for discussion! Definitely no echo chamber here.

They also push their VPN a lot. Every week or two I open Firefox and they send me to their VPN page on their website telling me to try it.

Like no. I'm not interested in paying for a rebranded mullvad.

It's the "snowflakes that can't handle the truth".

Canada doesn't even give people on disability enough to afford rent, let alone groceries, power bills, car insurance, etc.

Maybe start there. Help the disabled survive.

My Nexus 4 from 2012 still works. It's also running Android 13.

That's not my experience. I ask someone where a really strange item is, and they'll tell me the exact aisle, exact shelf, and exact bin. All from memory in 2.5 nanoseconds.

Should've always been this way.

Sometimes iPhones get multiple updates per WEEK, and with Pixel you needed to wait a month until the next update.

Back on my Pixel 3 and 4, taking a video had a weird clicking noise. They fixed it, but I had to wait until the next month for their scheduled update. Worst part is that they already confirmed it was fixed right after launch, but delayed the update to the first Monday of the next month.

I mean at least Pixel gets consistent updates, but bro, I wouldn't mind 2-5 per month if it meant bugs get fixed faster.

This is obviously less of an issue as the phone matures, but first impressions are so important, and it's wild to keep your newly launched phone broken to fit within a schedule.

I weirdly don't find this creepy, and I don't know why. Perhaps it's because the terrain is difficult and it's very perfect timing, but not creepy?

Before I read it, I thought it was going to be some deserted island and a living person, who wasn't them, made it for them. Kinda like a "get off my island" type deal, but creepy because they didn't know a living person was nearby, which could've been bad.

But instead it's just lost people get lost close to a place where someone got lost previously, and it just so happens a helicopter flew by and saw the sign from the previous person.

Which ones? Unlock origin is pretty much the only one I need.

Linux - I can't run that software.

Linux - I can't run that hardware, the drivers are for Windows/Mac only.

Linux mobile - I have the performance and depth of a diaper full of shit. (cough, cough²)

If the government wanted to kill people, they'd kill those who refused to comply.

So the thing that would make more sense, is that the COVID vaccine was an antidote, and the government was going to release a toxic gas to kill everyone who didn't take it.

But nah, their argument is that the government is killing those who comply. Ya, because that makes sense.

Lmao Linux users cope with the "I don't care, I don't even want it" excuses. Comes out so naturally when you have to give up nearly everything on Linux.

I don't want to answer you, stop asking, creep. Get the hint.