Claiming Apple doesn’t develop tech is ridiculous, and raising them as an example even more so, because I can’t think of a vendor with higher portion of hardware built in house. You could make an argument for Sony (camera sensors) and Samsung (screens, also Exynos for their phones), but they’re up there.

I feel that avoiding confrontation and letting trash views flourish has led to major problems in our societies.

Strange comment to make about apple of all manufactures.

Perez was such a torpedo the entire race.

I recall it being gentoo based at least early on.

In Finnish we call poirpoises spinny things

Evil Google interfering with my right to run malware 😡

So the argument is that they’re too large, and nothing else?

There’s cases where disk fills up quicker than one can reasonably react, even if alerts are in place. And sometimes culprit is something you can’t just go and kill.

Except many cars are now the same physical product and you simply pay for dlc.

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It was a good watch and nice to see a YouTuber speak their mind about downsides of car culture, even if there’s a huge risk of annoying their audience.

It’s his personal account on why he’s second guessing his car enthusiasm. How are journalistic standards expected there?

Why though? You don’t have to be their customer. But clearly lot of people are.

Finland definitely had the E code craze. And more recently about natrium glutamate, when many products advertised getting rid of it. That was basically fueled by FUD.

But processed meat basically requires nitrates (E249-250) to avoid bacteria growth and the recommended intake for those is rather low especially for children. That’s one I would worry about if processed meat is common in diet.

https://www.efsa.europa.eu/en/press/news/170615

Krita is much better than GIMP if you want to stick to FOSS

You’re ignoring that adobe software also evolves. FOSS alternatives have never caught up.

“Software I’m used to is easier for me than software I have no experience with.”

What a fantastic insight.