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That's literally the experience that you get when you buy a new computer with Windows.


>Clipchamp is created worldwide, but we're headquartered in Brisbane/Meanjin, Australia, on the traditional lands of the Turrbal and Yuggera Peoples.

>We acknowledge the traditional custodians of country, and pay our respects to Elders past, present and emerging.

Imagine these levels of guilt.


What’s the problem with it? Seems like a nice gesture. Land acknowledgments are quite common these days.


"lofi girl" is more like a generic brand now... you put that in the search box of youtube and there are dozens of channels with the same kind of music and design... no one cares about getting "the real deal"


As far as I know pinephone is a phone for software tinkerers.


The normalisation of poverty in Europe would much funnier so watch if I didn't live here.


How is getting rid of annoying ads at night "normalizing poverty"?


Because it's done in the name of energy savings and the only reason that we all have to save energy is so the political elites of the West can play Risk against Russia.


We have to save energy to soften the blow of the climate catastrophe. The Russian imperialist aggression is just an additional selling point.


> We have to save energy to soften the blow of the climate catastrophe.

this is the wrong take. you can have as much energy as you want. you just need better politicians.

so your political actors failed. own up to it and replace them.


Saving energy means stopping growth. The West stopping growth while China, India, etc. grow uncontrollably because they don't give a crap about the stupid climate plight will be our downfall.


India? Average Indian emits 1/10th of what an average american does!

This is hypocracy, ignorance, and whataboutism

China is on track to meet it's climate goals, 90% of electric busses in the world operate there, they have been top investor in renewables for many years. And they are still growing.

Why do you never mention gulf states that emit 10 times more than an average french person does.

Meanwhile UK has refused planning permissin for 24 privately funded and paid for solar farms because they look ugly, banned onshore wind because it looks ugly and getting applorval for simplest construction project takes 4 years.


No problem if china or india gives a crap about the climate... the climate very much too gives a crap about them so they will HAVE to do something if enough people starve and enough infrastructure is destroyed by catastrophes


Who cares about India or China or whatever. They're all gonna die if they don't change their ways.

The climate plight will be our downfall, but not because of silly squabbles like you describe, but because the mindset you have is inherently extinctionist.

Uncontrollable growth is a characteristic of cancer, not something to aspire to.


... you believe it is the west's fault that Putin felt like genociding a bunch of people?


It is definitely the West's fault for engineering the 2014 Euromaidan coup, which began a campaign of terror and death against trade unionists and the people of the Donbas region, which continues to this day.

It is also Putin's fault for invading further, instead of merely protecting the Donbas republics as they asked.


It's the West's fault that the population of Ukraine wouldn't let a Russian puppet dictator of Ukraine ignore the wishes of the population of Ukraine?

I wonder how you feel about Russia engineering the 8-year-old LPR/DPR "conflict".


Can Russia protect the Donbas from being shelled if they don't invade further?


Russia is the reason Donbas is being shelled.


The earth is going to normalize "poverty" (aka not being able to drink 3 dead dinosaurs a day) one way or another. I'd rather live in a place where people are already living sustainably, than a place that constantly overshoots and then collapses when the resources suddenly run out.


Immigrate to America, we have issues but we have a future. Germany is going to have some very dark years in the near future.


You guys will eventually have to get over that old "blink is chrome" trope. The world has moved on. It's time that you do.


As soon as will see even a single real fork of the Chrome, I will of course call it a separate browser. Just like I called Safari if you saw above. Safari and Chrome grow from the same source years ago, but Apple decided to make a real own browser, not just tune some settings and add or remove plugins.


Well, it's the other way around, actually. Safari's WebKit was based on Konqueror's KHTML, and Chrome's Blink was in turn based on WebKit. See here [0], it's pretty interesting

[0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/WebKit#Origins


Yes, as if the rendering engine is the only part of a browser.


The main part of the browser is its main developer. In this case it is Google. If Google decides to add QUIC support to the browser it will appear in all of the clones too, because they are not standalone. If Google decides to move to the Manifest V3 then all closes will move to it too. Whatever Google decides to implement deep in the Chrome browser, other will have no choice but to accept.



Yes, if they will keep this promise it will be great. It is a big effort for almost no profit, so I guess then Brave could be counted as a separate browser. It would probably depend on the extension authors too, since they would need to support two different versions, one of which for the Brave only, and another for all Chrome variations including Chrome itself.


You can only use a desktop app if you pay for protonmail. I suppose almost all protonmail users are free users and therefore they can only use the website.


I pay for Protonmail and use the web client on desktop.

I hope that many other are paying users too, because there are no ads. And without paying clients, how can a service like Protonmail survive?


I know of so many websites that break spectacularly when you do that...


Any screenshot?


>Honestly, as much as AMD's processors are often great value for money, I have never had a completely stable glitch-free AMD system.

If they are glitchy how can they be great value?

I've had the same experience over the past decades - I will never be buying AMD again.


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