

I do not have anything from these MFs that’s not jailbroken or hacked. They are partners, not competitors. But sure, as long as you get less ads for now, go with the other, I guess.


I do not have anything from these MFs that’s not jailbroken or hacked. They are partners, not competitors. But sure, as long as you get less ads for now, go with the other, I guess.


ALL the shitty stuff, exclusively from Amazon? Google is part of the game, the difference is in their business model.


First of all, no. No, no, no, it doesn’t. And then, this should be called the Mellonwater.
Fucking stupid move. If he survives, he’ll be a hero, if he dies, he’ll be a martyr.
Well, a martyr he is…
“The Middle East and South America”.
Rosemary, why would you do that?
They where busy… walking?


I agree with the first sentence. Then, why would you watch porn if you are horny all the time? It’s like trying to stop a fire with oil.
Show your objective measures, then.
Well, that, yes, and McArthysm and descendants.


Honestly, Adobe and Microsoft deserve each other. It’s Adobe you should reach to get you a solution, not us, Linux users. As much as we would like to help you, you are caged by Adobe and your industry “standards”.


It’s stupid, honestly. I was trying to play Fallout New Vegas for the fifth time, and starting the game I realized the main radio station of the game, which repeats forever, was mute. For my weird taste, this was a dealbreaker, as IDK how they do it, but their playlists have this quality to immerse me in the game no matter how many times I listen to them. Tried every fix I could find to sort this problem with no success. So, back to Windows 10, and it works. At this point of time, I don’t play New Vegas, but there are so many GB to download, partitions to extend, etc. I guess in December I will try to go back to Linux.
I seriously don’t know if it’s easier to do the opposite list.


It still rocks!


Way easier to arrr!
You could try not to use Lemmy for one day. It’ll be okay.
Okay, buddy. I think my comment is more about privacy than ads, but it covers both.