@GTAVI_Countdown Don't you get it, all these mega tech companies hate you, they hate their users, they look down upon you, they think you are scum, you are revenue cattle to them and they humilaite you to your face and you eat the shit and beg for more.
@_kay676 Based and valid crashout.
Personally i still own GTA 1 and GTA 2 from the ancient times. i have not dabbled in GTA 3 onward because to me it's all trash. You people enabled bethesda to sell horse armor and now you enable rockstar to sell you games for 100$
You got what you wanted
@elonmusk Moving humans to escape human problems ain't going to help. Only real risk is the external one, and even that would be easily fixed if given time.
@messeduppcs Win: Nothing works well.
MacOS: Nothing 'Just Works' the way you want it to.
Linux: Nothing 'Just Works'.
Win: Assumes how you want to use your PC.
MacOS: Demands you use the PC the way they want.
Linux: Assumes you know *exactly* how you want to use your PC.
"genAI" is one of the most interesting terms for me to see, recently. It ostensibly means something objective ("generative AI" -- something which itself defines a fickle line in ML terms).
But in reality, it is not actually ever used in relation to that meaning. It's simply a marker of preference. The result is when those who hate "genAI" end up liking something like Neuro, they run into cognitive dissonance. They must create bizarre (and often false) rationalizations to fit their prior categories.
DON'T EVEN EXIST ON THE INTERNET!
Twitter is accessed through a web browser, so I can inspect element and make you say anything I want!
From what is known until now, you can't disable this option!
Please, for your own safety, I repeat:
Do not exist on the internet
Everyone keeps saying uBlock Origin ‘saved the internet’ but we casually gave it permission to read and change everything we do in the browser, logins, cookies, banking, crypto, all of it. If that code ever gets sold, hacked or pushed a bad update, your ‘ad blocker’ instantly becomes a perfect spyware plug‑in sitting on every site you open.
Chrome removing it isn’t just about ads, it’s also because these old‑style extensions had too much power under the old Manifest V2 system, so they’re being disabled as “not following best practices” on Chrome as well.
Use browsers with built‑in blockers like Brave/Vivaldi, or go one level up with Pi‑hole, AdGuard Home, or NextDNS so ads get blocked before they even reach your browser.