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I think the web with all its shortcomings is the best thing to happen to tech industry and I want it to succeed. That does NOT mean it should be used for everything.
Notice that linux is not safe from that trend as well: you have to learn tech stuff to operate it in any capacity.
So there's no free lunch in this world, that much is obvious. I don't see where 'typical person' can reasonably survive intact in this tech climate so I also see no reason to bring them up.
I don't think it can upload if you aren't logged in.
And then the users will flock to the new product anyway, as you said. But with paying for a subscription it's just more money ending up where it shouldn't: in the hands of corporations.
- yeah, don't go to Spain
(c) Snatch
not sure how one can have a problem running something if it installs all the same dependencies and using the same scripts
... if you use a gui in front of git :)
as always, it helps to maintain an identity in several geopolitical 'blocks', this time Montenegro worked :)
its power is not limitless though (yet) so you can't save every article
To think there's a hardware thing in 2024 that does not allow its owner to compile and install arbitrary software while still calling itself a smartphone is just laughable.
It's a good thing people are starting to wake up to this even on legislative level.
One person's menace is another person's salvation :)
What do they think is going to happen? We'll just be like 'oh well, sorry, we are going to remove adblock'?
LOL, I'd rather write a bypass myself then do this and give it to all my friends who can't code while I'm at it.