What has been debunked was the whole story regarding MQA audio, which now they have abandoned. Now it is truly lossless

I guess people who also like YT premium

Because the pope is old and frail and every illness might kill him

Agree. Also the new Kobo Libra 2 has a dark mode option (white text on black background).

Some of them may not have a choice, though, if their internal rules say that they can't be associated with porn. Also it's not only payment processors, but also advertisers and, most importantly, investors. Imagine if all the stock holders, overnight, effectively found themselves investing in porn. Lots of them would be (or feel) obligated to sell their stock. Remember Amazon is an American company, and porn is not taken lightly in the US

This response was more in depth than anything I was expecting. Thanks! As a newly minted father, the idea of sleeping bags with feet is kinda cool, should I start co-sleeping. Again thanks for your response

Oh I see, so basically it's missing the possibility of encrypting or password-protecting individual notes. That would be great indeed, too bad the devs don't want to do it

I mean, we've kinda already found a way, and it's ads. Now it's obvious that the ad market as a whole is horrible (it's manipulative, it has turned into spying, it does not work really well, it's been controlled by just a handful of companies etc), but at least it's democratic in that it allows broader access to culture to everyone while still paying the creators.

Personally, I would not be against ads, if they were not tracking me. As of now, though, the situation seems fucked up and a new model is probably necessary. It's just that, until now, every other solution is worse for creators.

None of the usual big distros is gonna force to do any of that. Try Mint or Ubuntu, you're gonna be absolutely fine

Top on my laptop (running linux with a very thin bar), bottom on desktop (both on Win and Linux). The reason is that it's closer to the eye level

What is your issue exactly here? The fact that this could go against the GDPR? If that's the case, I don't see how a third party client would help. IG would still collect info about you and show you ads. Also, you would probably get the same popup asking if you want to subscribe. Nothing would change (except that with a third party client IG would not be able to collect as much info about you as with the official app)

Anyways, you still have the option to not pay and keep using IG as before. Nothing changes.

This shit's hilarious. Game looks like it's trying to be everything at once.

Part Elden Ring, part Warhammer 4K, part steampunk, part western, part prehistoric game... Also it's a crafting/survival game in first person, but also an action adventure in 3d person, but also a card game.

Rofl