Well, apparently they still are of some use

I’m sorry, it’s just hard to relive this… without Jarnathan here.

Hilarious

They could also avoid to re-crawl the whole internet every day, but here we are, so who knows.

Since multiple Lemmy instances show the same, federated, content, I wonder if our posts will have more weight in the model, for a normal scraper it would be as if many people repeated the same thing over and over on different sites.

Well if he’s the one who decided for epic exclusivity, yeah, otherwise no

I guess half of the comment section must not be used to dealing with Nazis, pal

Yeah but that’s a very specific design, bud

I mean, after the swastika, SS logo and iron cross, it’s like the fourth most famous Nazi symbol

Ok that’s going to be hard to beat

Firefox mobile supports extensions, including uBlock Origin

Nevermind users, at least the can choose to get rid of those, what about random people passing by?

You’re like one of those movie guys who gets days into a zombie apocalypse before realizing anything’s wrong

Italy the same, it’s months-long waits to get a specialist visit, but of course private clinics can give you an appointment next week.
But hey, most national contracts include mandatory health insurance for employers, so you can go through that! Wait, why does that sound familiar…?

Isn’t that the same thing by another name? I pay mandatory taxes to support national healthcare

Your reply seems to insinuate that all the software I could ever need will be included in the package manager.

Why would I make it a list if that was true? It would be just “1. Package Manager”

That’s just stupid.

If you smell shit everywhere you go…

I’m always like, “well, now where do I put this executable?”

But they do work

I understand downloading a file to install something.

That’s a terrible start.
Software installation sources by priority:

1. Package Manager
2. Flatpak
   (Graphical utilities like Discover unite these two)
3. AppImages downloaded from the browser
4. Rpm/Deb packages downloaded from the browser, but really should be avoided
5. ONLY IF YOU REALLY KNOW YOUR SHIT YOU CAN RUN SCRIPTS TO INSTALL STUFF

You can add other stuff like toolbox after n.2 once you’ve got more experience.

Well that is a weird experience. I can imagine having issues with one device or one or more applications, especially when trying to use windows software in Linux, but having to fight everything seems… Extreme.

Yeah of all the potential Linux issues you could point out, DE usability really isn’t on the map