DDG has also gotten much worse since the introduction of AI features.
DDG has also gotten much worse since the introduction of AI features.
It used to be somewhat better: Corel Linux and Creative apps existed…
Thank you for the info! Otherwise I would have missed the deal. The affinity suite is the best thing since Photoshop 5.0
I’m still consulting my venerable encyclopaedia britannica dvd until this day. It works great under wine and actually does not work under a current version of windows anymore.
For me the direct opposite is true. About two years ago Google stopped giving me any accurate results, feeding me a bunch of semi-related garbage instead. DuckDuckGo feels like the Google of old: results that actually (literally) contain the terms of the query and not much else. I’d hate using the internet without it.
Honestly all this feels like the railway’s Dieselization 100yrs ago. When the end of steam powered engines was drawing near, coal hauling railroads and Baldwin Locomotive in the U.S. tried all kinds of whacky and hilariously inefficient engine designs, just to keep the ol’ ways alive… none of these worked out - everyone who stuck to it lost hugely. Viz. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chesapeake_and_Ohio_class_M-1
I think a lot comes down to preinstalled SW on phones (Chrome/Safari) and the enterprise world. My rather large employer just switched from FF preinstalled to Edge for all work devices since it alreadz comes with Windows.
Maybe Firefox is missing a really compelling enterprise offering for Desktops? Everybody less savvy is on mobile anyways, which is dominated by the Duopoly Apple/Google.
Actually in my country DuckDuckGo is the only reliable search engine left. Google started giving me a bunch of bogus results for very specific queries a couple of years ago. Sad that FF depends so much on Ma’Google.
I won’t be buying. I got into refurbishing old quality peripherals a while ago, might not need any new and neutered devices.
Soo… Bye Logitech, it was good while it lasted with you.
Affinity is just great and reasonably compatible with Adobe files. It’s been my way out of the Adobe hegemony, after trying for Corel or Opensource tools for years. Without the creative cloud client crashing life has been so much more enjoyable !
Well there’s Kodi’s Netflix interface, looks pretty alternative to me: https://github.com/CastagnaIT/plugin.video.netflix
There’s always a way
Someone at Verizon is already planning to buy it from Elmo…
It doesn’t happen when I search for Links2 though. I wonder why…
Is there a way to use about:config ?
I’d wish Pebble was still around! There’s been nothing like it since.
Looking good, though I’ll never understand two screen setups this. How does it not bother you having the two screens border directly in the middle?
Soo, booting your computer from someone else’s computer?
I mean we’ve had thin clients and PXE for ages?