There sure are a lot of “Google enshittifies Google” articles lately.

They are trying to keep up with Microsoft.

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You’re asking people who don’t care, who don’t use the internet the same way we do, to suddenly care enough to take manual action outside of their knowledgebase amd comfort zone

If they don’t care about ads then they won’t care if those ads are private or not.

When everyone start using adblockers then it will go away and companies will have to come with new business models. I have been using adblockers since the first adblock was released and I don’t see ads so it’s up to the people. Better invest in/support ways to block ads.

donair can easily run you 18 francs and a real meal will cost you 100+.

What the fuck…??? 😲

That is hilarious but too much effort. A simple ‘Fuck off’ should suffice.

https://adguard.com/en/adguard-ios/overview.html

No & no.

The Rift (south-eastern Skyrim)

I, for one, do not welcome any form of advertising.

And Linux is limited to 720p

What do you mean?

It’s arguably the most anticipated game of all time so the expectations are enormous and you can see in this very thread that people are already voicing nagativity and assuming the worst despite it hasn’t even released yet or the devs given any reason to doubt them (GTA5 was great, RDR2 was absolutely epic).

So it will likely not live up to the hype, but I for one will ignore other people’s butthurt, book at least 2 weeks of PTO at work and enjoy the game.

Autumn for the win!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7bXJ_obaiYQ

I think Signal dropped the phone number requirement, didn’t they?

They werea thing 2 weeks ago.

I am Groot.

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russians have been claiming they’ve been fighting the whole NATO for 2 years so I don’t see this as an escalation.

Browsers also keep the bookmarks locally with an option to sync. You can export/import them too if needed. Sorry, still not seeing an added value of an external bookmark manager.

Unless what you’re trying to say is that it backs up the websites themselves locally then… that’s at least interesting.