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For the record, carrying a gun for self defense is illegal in most countries.
Most countries treat gun ownership as a privilege, not a right.
Self-defense is rarely accepted as a justification outside the U.S. and a few other exceptions.
500 dollars!? What’s the justification for that price?
As a public service and for your review: Blorp
Don’t be so desperate to watch a video to pay with personal information to this degree.
I am sure there’s exceptions, but refusal should be the norm. At least on YouTube and other non-essential services.
I installed Cinnamon the other day, because I remembered it to be easy to use. It is.
But. It looks dated to me. Could really use a facelift. Maybe it’s just me, but in light of modern user interfaces Cinnamon is functional, but not a looker anymore. Zorin OS and Gnome in general, for example, show how it can be done.
Maybe just me…
Same.
Here some data for the global audience:
Reopen The Consumerist.
They famously gave EA the “Worst Company of the Year” award, complete with a golden poo. Although that was subjective (there’s definitely worse companies), it had an impact.
Because we don’t care about our burgers. We want their money.
OpenSuse Leap (or if you’re adventurous, Tumbleweed) can safely be placed here too.
That’s not how you spell “Windows 7”.
XP properly started the rubbish which keeps piling up in Windows 11. Remember the online activation, for example?
Still, Windows XP was much more user friendly/user respecting than 11 is.
An OpenSuse distro. Something like Tumbleweed should run quite well on a machine like your Dell.
True. Still, afaik, they haven’t done anything shady.
Wait until you have that power and you’re made offers that are hard to resist.
Because it will give Google full control over your device and it’s software. Same reason they try to close the app landscape on Android.
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The above.
My circle of family, friends and others will extend the list to music videos, health care (mental health and wellness, for example), the shorts, movie trailers, even Hallmark movies.
There is no platform other than YouTube that combines all this crazy amount of content.
There’s PeerTube with notoriously difficult onboarding for the average user and limited content, there’s Loops with extremely limited content… I really wish it were different.
Maybe one day existing platforms will rise. Looking at you, VIMEO, Kick, DailyMotion, DTube…
Fine. Name alternatives for what YouTube is mostly used for and I’ll be the first to take your advise.
We are talking vlogs on huge amounts of topics, product reviews and unboxings, reaction videos, how-to tutorials, gaming videos (walkthroughs, live streams, etc.), ASMR and relaxation content, educational and explainer videos for science, history and finance… and so on.
There’s simply no true alternative.
Sure. Am just saying that a gun is not a ‘good, viable’ self-defense tool, as the title suggests. That’s not true in most places.