That’s a movie I know I watched but I can’t remember anything about it.

But… part of the fun is to not know that. It is how it works with real cards

I remember seeing the option, it required an account and I wouldn’t be surprised if there was a paid subscription after that.

Doesn’t matter how many times I see it, I can’t get used to it. Every time I read CoD I have to think for a few seconds what game it is because my first thought always goes for some fishing game.

After reading that I realised that I have some similar problems. If I turn on the computer with the monitor turned off or if I turn it on too late, it goes to sleep and it won’t wake up, I have to restart the computer somehow, usually with reisub.

I don’t think so, it’s saying they already hated them for making something they thought it was good unaffordable to those that could benefit most from it.

I can support the idea behind a company while not caring at all about them.

Very relatable. Half the solutions I find online are for distros that do things slightly different that whatever I’m using.

Antartix Linux?

All this comes from one quote

Every time we see a Google Pixel, we think it could be a drug dealer

https://en.ara.cat/society/technological-warfare-the-drug-traffickers-motive-against-the-police-s-trojan-horses_1_5398821.html

There’s a paywall that can be removed with the element zapper of uBlock

Are you one of those fanboys incapable to see anything wrong in the things they like?

I’ve been using Linux as a daily driver for the last twenty years. Linux has plenty of issues that no one bothers to fix because there’s been some workaround since day one. The philosophy seems to be still they are nerds, they’ll figure it out.

Beginner distros are even worse, once you’re past the absolute beginner phase and start to notice what I call “the fuck you features” you start to hate linux as much as windows, for example, sound always starts with a fade in so notification sounds get muted, that’s because there’s an energy savings option active by default, you’ll find dozens of forum posts telling you how to fix it except, fuck you, none of them work anymore because that configuration file is not there anymore and you must create it and figure out what to write in it.

Another example, celluloid opens subtitles by default, you don’t want that? Fuck you, create a configuration file somewhere and good luck finding out what to write in it. You end up installing vlc.

Things like these has been my experience with linux for the last 15 years.

This question is so confusing that I will avoid all snails just in case.