That’s a useless summary that describes 99% of reddit and lemmy users

Great, but how could they possibly enforce it? It’s infeasible.

I have literally never had one of these things happen to me before. I’m pretty sure people just make them up for clicks at this point.

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lol this number makes no sense. Minecraft was worth 4 billion a decade ago. Chrome is worth way more than 34

This is what makes Librewolf better.

Microsoft buying Github is the best example of the fox guarding the hen house that exists. Even better than an ad company making a web browser.

Being cruel to other people by hiding behind some power imbalance.

I don’t want to live in a society where the consequence for this behavior is a meaningless fine.

Learn how to code. It’s pretty rewarding.

I already got out in March when github decided to close my account because I didn’t want to involve my phone with my github account.

Codeberg has been a much more pleasant experience.

Lichess is a lot more liberal with what it considers a mistake. I guess chess.com needs to butter you up.

I haven’t been permabanned over reporting a post and then fingerprinted such that my new accounts get insta-banned even through a VPN.

AI bad. Upvotes please.

For those who didn’t read the article:

The donation program has existed since 1996, with a total of $67.3 million contributed — an amount that remains negligible compared to the federal debt.

The only new thing is more convenient donation methods.

That’s fine. The actual internet will still be here.

The next version added sprinting.

95.5% accuracy is abysmal for any use case these people want to use it for

The vast majority of youtube viewers struggle to learn one language, let alone two.

As usual, catering to the lowest denominator makes the most money.

I asked deepseek that question and it replied:

The computer got kicked out of the finger-counting contest because it started counting from zero!

The situation is much different for gamers. They might have been thinking of the Steam survey where Windows does in fact have 95% adoption: