You must either have a bad one or you’re using it wrong. The one we have is amazing.

You may wish to reconsider using Brave. The devs are not very nice people.

I tried Zen and I didn’t like it. I have a big enough screen, I like everything being a click away, I even turned on the menu bar in LibreWolf. I also didn’t like the forced tabs down the side. I guess this is why we have options!

You don’t need an addon. Just click the padlock and turn on “LibreWolf: Always store cookies/data for this site”.

That’s not easy.

eBay banned me after I sold about twenty things. They refused to say why, or to reverse the ban. Just be aware that’s a possibility.

If you have anything valuable or bulky, I’d take it to a proper auction house anyway.

Ahh, contrived examples of floating point errors. I haven’t seen those since I asked Javascript to add 0.1 and 0.2 :)

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Ah, Python. It might not be fast, but it gets it right in the end. :)

I feel sorry for the victims who’re taken in by the grift. We know it’s a pyramid scheme, but not everybody does.

Web 3 is going just great

It works well for games that just come as EXEs too, but I mainly use it for non-games, yeah.

I switched from Windows to Linux last year. I’m typing this on Ubuntu 25.04. All the games I have ever tried to play work, and work well, with very few exceptions.

Steam just works, all I had to do was go into its settings, the Compatibility, and enable Steam Play for all titles. I set the default compatibility tool to “Proton Experimental” and haven’t needed to change it. Even for the titles that say they don’t work on Linux.

Heroic Games Launcher handles my Epic and GOG libraries, and again, everything just works. Epic is not friendly to Linux users, and the only exceptions have been a couple of free games on Epic where the developers have gone out of their way to break Linux compatibility. Red Dead Redemption is the only game I would like to play, but haven’t figured out how to get it to work. Most of my Epic games work, including complicated ones like Train Sim World 5. All of my GOG games work without exception.

I use a program called Bottles to handle edge cases. It’s a little trickier to get set up, but once you’ve got it running, again, stuff just works.

Hope this is helpful. I’m happy to answer questions.

May as well burn the planet while you’re being lied to, sure

I take issue with the phrase “landlords don’t need to lift a single finger”

I’m in the process of selling my house (in the UK) right now so I can move to somewhere cheaper. We have people coming round to view it on maybe a twice- or thrice-weekly basis. I don’t even know their names. The estate agent (American: “realtor”) handles all of that. I just get a phone call telling me they’ve got someone who wants to come and view at X date and time, all I have to do is say yes or no then arrange to not be home. It’s all included in the frankly breathtaking sum I’m paying the estate agent.

I can’t imagine rental properties are different in any meaningful way.

I think I can live without that particular piece of junk. :)

If I were you, I wouldn’t have let it have internet access in the first place. Try a factory reset and don’t let it online, and you’ll probably not even notice.

I feel the same way. I’ve won my golden joystick. I don’t need to “prove myself”.

Just gonna add that Windows 11 Enterprise IoT Edition is Windows 11 without all the bloatware, and it’s easy to get it for free from the massgrave.

Try deleting your Firefox profile (back up your bookmarks, passwords, hell your whole profile first) and doing a clean reinstall. Firefox support has the deets on how to.