The arguments about if and when companies can exercise these rights are good to have otherwise we may end up in one of the extremes.
The arguments about if and when companies can exercise these rights are good to have otherwise we may end up in one of the extremes.
I was young and believer in open internet once (and still am mostly) but the society as a whole has underestimated how much people are susceptible to being deceived and the cost differential between spreading and refuting false information.
I don't see this as anything other than an extension of anti-spam over email efforts of early 2000s.
If you want to get a Linux based laptop for casual users and dont want to maintain it, just get them a chromebook.
It is also a good everyday machine I can use to ssh into my desktop for real work.
"Free Software" has a specific (and different meaning) than Open source.
https://www.gnu.org/philosophy/free-sw.en.html
I think this is what OP meant not wanting their software to be available at no cost.
I even have a Bitwarden account and have some passwords stored on it.
I also considered "offline" managers like KeepassXC, but synchronization gets way worse, and there's also the issue about trusting someone else with your mobile apps.
I will probably end up convincing myself and keep using Bitwarden more at some point, but I will also probably do some kind of password peppering/salting along with it.
Am I really the only one here?
Biggest issue with Quibi was lack of app for TV. They cut their TAM by only focusing on Mobile. I don’t think YouTube premium would be as popular if it was only for 1 platform.
But I'd say 90% of my youtube consumption is on TV.
Other than that, the biggest issue might be to IT consulting companies (mostly based in India) that tend to have their employees work at a lower rate than tech companies.
This is surprising. I rarely have over three tabs ever, and i usually like to keep it at one. If i really need to multitask that many things I'd prefer to open another window and either splitscreen or move it to a different workspace.
I don't like the redesign. I think I'll be moving to brave or ungoogled-chromium despite my dislike for chromium dominance.