The companies don’t care if they have legal grounds. The threat of legal fees are enough to make most places comply

Although its been a while, ksp linux was the fist to have 64bit support compared to the windows version. If you haven’t heard of ksp it’s space program/ spaceflight simulator grounden in real world physics/rocket technology with a few caveats. Without mods, the planets are “on rails” and don’t change orbits, and you are only affected by one “gravity source” at a time. The system it takes place in is about 1/10th scale

Just like I’ll never have something smaller than a full tower. With just cheap air cooling I can get stable 68c with heavy overclocking

I love duck duck go but theres one key thing I’ve been missing (or don’t know how to do) with google you can just throw -word or -“a phrase” and it will ommit any result with them

Even for someone like me who prefers linux I still end up using windows most of the time. Even with 90% of games working on linux, theres that 10% I still need to boot up windows for.

That would lead to having to manually approve every instance by the admins. Mods can’t do that so it would 100% be on them to keep up with all the instances

RIF, but I won’t after the 30th of course. Won’t be switching to the main app or using Reddit at all on my phone anymore, just those niche communities that don’t have an equivalent on lemmy yet through old.reddit and RES

Pi-hole and a vpn on my phone keeps me ad free everywhere, and with extensions on firefox on pc and andriod it keeps other annoyances that aren’t ads away

duckduckgo is my go to now, but not out of lack of usability. haven’t used google for ~4-5 years for privacy concerns

The fediverse? Meh. Beehaw? Loving it

started using jerboa, but as it stands i found browsing in firefox on the mobile interface better

I’m hoping this is the push needed for a Reddit alternative to gain enough traction without being a cesspit like Voat was.