RealHonest

Putting Red hat in the same group as Google and Microsoft is wild.

That, easily.

Common man just refers to common person. For example, “man invented fire in the stone ages”, they’re not referring to the male but humans.

Yeah and most install google play anyway. It’s literally a stock Pixel phone with missing features.

I’ve ran red lights twice while driving high which I know would’ve never happened sober. I don’t get high anymore but yes please don’t.

Why would you be against standardizing messaging over the net? How is that a bad thing?

If you didn’t have your faith, do you think you would’ve ended up in your position?

On their website it says it is via third party publishers.

As someone involved in engineering boards with both USB 2.0 and 3.0 the costs are negligible. You’re not wrong about more traces or about it requiring more attention but per phone this cost less then a few cents.

I think it’s more about the upsell to the Pro line or as you suggested encouraging use of iCloud.

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Better keep your bitch ass out of my sight.

Who’s we? You probably mean you assume. Bitwarden is open source so an assumption need not be made.

I find this as Outlandish as theory that Jar Har Binks is actually a Sith Lord in the Star Wars prequels.

Oh fuck, we should do something about climate change lest our champagne taste should change.

/s

CentOS Stream

Apple, Google, and Microsoft already do. I’m sure there are others.

How hard can you simp for Vivaldi. Jesus Christ.

You don’t think Google themselves admitting that Chromium has the same privacy notice is substantial? What more could you possibly need?

What’s worse is that Vivaldi took an open source browser with a bunch of privacy concerns, added some things and closed the source. And you think it’s somehow less of a cause of concern.

You’re nuts.

That’s where you’re wrong. Many businesses do not overlook Linux. It is by far the most widely used OS for servers where uptime and stability is the most important metric.

Pixel only I believe