I'll allow it.
Mainly because not American, it's been 20 years and biggest atrocities have happened and are happening around the world so, yeah. Jokes are funny.
You guys still do that?
No they don't. They know how much you spent, when and where. They have no idea what you bought, except it's something that is traded at wherever location.
You know what else there's a lot of on Reddit as well? Douche nozzles that think that an online discussion forum is subjected to their whims.
What you want is not possible. There. You can go away now because this is the only valid response here. If you find out how to do it you'll be rich though so, good luck!👍
Chrome because of the integration and syncing and my passwords being available across my devices without having to install another app, and memorising yet another set of login details.
I was in primary school when my father bought our first computer. A new 286.
Using the system back gesture.
On my pixel whenever I use the pull to right gesture to go back on a post the background will be black. However, if I use the back button or system back gesture the background shows the previous screen.
On my tab both gestures show the previous screen, so it's not a general thing I guess...
Something in Japan I think. A tea house or some kind of lodging business I think.
Ok mate. Suor yourself
You really are limited, must be a pRoGrAmMeR... We're talking about tech 10 years off, it doesn't exist, it's all hypothetical. And you're asking me how to use it? I'd be fucking rich if I knew that wouldn't I?
Ok, if you got it you got it, if you don't I can't be bothered to spend more time on trying to explain what is a very simple concept that people just don't want to entertain.
I'm out, see you in 10 years.
Fedora Workstation 40.
On windows until last year, after trying 11 on my T440s which made it unbearably slow so had to start over but instead of going back to 10 tried a bunch of distros.
Fedora stuck, mainly because of gnome vanilla (I really like the paradigm, don't care about deep personalisation) and how everything just worked great.
Fight me?