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.

You know that abebooks is a subsidiary of Amazon, right? As is ZVAB in Europe. They really have the market by the reins.

Er hat gesagt, dass ich dumm bin!

Wenn du versuchst daran zu denken Nicht daran zu denken das du dumm bist Obwohl du nicht dumm bist Was hast du dann gedacht? Hä?-Hä!

Who cares? Oh, all of you … Ahem - have fun then, I guess

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 !

Thanks for all the hard work going into this instance! You are fighting the good fight.

Wenn das jetzt noch andersrum ginger … 🤩

DIESES!

(Wobei ich immer HalteHintern90 benutzt have und itzo lerne, das ist Dasselbe? Waaas?)

Die jlauen uns unserje offnen Stellen! Ds gibt nix doitschereres als kejne Handwerker unne gojle Schlange vorm Amt.

If AMD was able to come to the bright side, so can Nvidia. There’s still hope, ye faithful!

Well there’s Kodi’s Netflix interface, looks pretty alternative to me: https://github.com/CastagnaIT/plugin.video.netflix

There’s always a way

They can’t!

As a teacher in luddite Germany: yes our smartboards still Run Windows Media Player + I need that bar visible so I’m able to stop the movie at the correct teachable scene.

(And before anyone suggests making a custom playlist with vlc and all those newfangled contraptions from around 2005: I don’t even have admin rights to change the sound volume…)