I’ve been using windows 11 since general release and have had zero issues. Not with ads, not with updates, not with one drive. Well, unless you count clicking away pop-ups to use new features from time to time. Not once has a file been saved to onedrive.

Inagine going back hundreds of years to convince everybody in the world to use the same time. “No I know not everybody has a clock, but if you could consider sunrise midday that would make my job in the future much easier.”

All the code I know is stackoverflow search results.

Are all these layoffs needed or are game companies just copying each other?

I just have small boxes for those…

Edit: oh it’s the 3d printing community. Hope you had fun designing!

Can a non-programmer get some explanation?

Losing users is fine as long as a steady core remains. The summer growth was explosive, so some shrinking is expected.

I got it in 19, but only because I asked if it was smaller than a house cat and I thought raccoons were larger.

They got rid of premium lite :( I just want no ads, I don’t care about youtube music or any other features.

They also got rid of my premium lite subscription… I was paying them and now I have to get back to adblock.

Using Liftoff and when I tap the @lemmy.world bit for example I can browse just that instance.

If Apple supported a different search engine then Google might finally improve theirs.

Like an average thursday night with friends.

Now the battle between “tab” and “space space space” people can really begin.

I try to comment when I can. Even if it’s not insightful. A small compliment keeps a community going.

I’m 33 so I hope that if this ever works for humans I am still in a suitable age range for it.

Is it still going on? I don’t visit new Reddit when I go there.

I tried it on windows since it didn’t specify anything.

Figuring out how to beat a boss and execute that strategy is always fun. It just depends on if it’s Zelda where you do it without ever going down or Dark Souls where one mistake can end your attempt.

They’re good beans.