By that logic probably shouldn’t use a search engine and you should go to a library to look things up manually in a book, like I did.

Nah see, the trick is to first convince the buyers other average people are the enemy. Double the sales, none of the consequences.

European ones

I don’t think you understand statistics…

Also, you’re more likely to survive in the back of the plane versus the front.

At that point I’d recommend Bazzite instead. More stability and support. The creator of Nobara stated he made it primarily for himself and his computers, while Bazzite is made by an organization to support a wide range of devices.

I would try Fedora KDE and then adjust the color profile on it.

That’s the philosophy group to the left

Only because the older folks keep pushing for apps and such by setting the example. If an analog option isn’t even discussed, the younger generation definitely won’t know how much simpler certain processes can be.

Instructions: paper

Feedback: green light, yellow light, red light.

Could be done with a button

I think this maybe deserves more attention.

Anyhow, I found the video for people curious: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HBDNbpWSUx8

This one I’ve never heard

Don’t think that undo this video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IQJL3htsDyQ

Better name too

I’m not saying you should stop, but I am saying people like you are the reason pokemon is so bad these days.

Seriously, a real fan needs to have standards, otherwise you’re just a simp. Scarlet and Violet should have been the final straw - though sword and shield should have been better too…

Nah, Japan and Nintendo particularly has a big culture around physical ownership. That’s why they were so behind on an online store and why the current one is also bad - they don’t put an emphasis on it.

Even the game key cards are novel - it’s technically a way to sell digital copies of games via physical hardware, which no other company has ever done (I don’t think there’s any other big companies that offer you seem digital copies at all actually) - at least, while servers are around. You can even let friends borrow them.

I’ve also had a lot of luck with Bazzite so far too.

It’s not an association fallacy or poisoning the well if those things are actually being done, which has already been covered in the previous comments. Goggles is another current example of that.

You can go on and have your last word now, I’m done with your bad faith argument. I think there’s enough evidence in this comment thread by now for others to see you’re being disingenuous.

If you’re happy with tracking and spying at the browser level, then fine, but I’m interested in how we can put an end to that.

And brave has shown it’s not a solution to that at all, so there’s literally no reason to defend them, or use them.