Faydaikin

Linux?

Depends on what is meant by "Influential". Are we talking within the industry or among players?

Because, as much as I hate to say it, World of Warcraft pretty much revolutionized the industry. From the live-service, massive multiplayer format to every nasty type of monetization model we've seen in almost every big title since.

Jeg ved godt at "Kunstnere" har ry for excentrisitet, men det er lidt søgt det der.

Hvis de tror de har eksklusiv indsigt i kvæg, så kan de jo gå direkte til medierne. Der er ingen grund til selv at indgå i dybt sadistisk dyrplageri for en sølle pointes skyld.

Jeg tror at punkt 2 nok er den største synder.

Kobbertyve var, af mystiske årsager, ikke noget jeg havde overvejet når det kom til ladestationer.

Men jo, det giver da mening at det ville ske på et tidspunkt. (This is why we can't have nice things 🙄)

Found a list with supposed non-chromium browsers. But it's a couple of years old, so I don't know if it holds water.

There's Firefox & Waterfox

Librewolf

Mullvad

GNOME Web (Epiphany)

Pale Moon

SeaMonkey

Midori

K-Meleon

Otter Browser

And of cause, Safari.

I can't speak to the validity or quality of any of these. But at least there is something to look into.

Hmm... disappointing

Duckduckgo?

Just potted my new set of chiliplants. Yellow, red, purple and black fruits if all goes according to plan. (It never does. Chilies always get infested with something.)

Hopefully I can save enough fruits to make a few batches of hotsauce to carry me through next winter. ;)

The Pentium was a fine machine. XD

I'm not what one would call a "user" by any means. I was just tired of Microsoft and their practices.

And I've had very little need for any kind of customization as the people behind my distro have pretty much seen to everything a "dumb dumb" like me need it for.

Plus, I like that I can find solutions for most of the small problems I might find with a quick internet search. And if that fails, there's multiple forums where I can ask for help.

It's been a most welcome change.

So thank you, Linux Wizards.

This scratches a special part of my brain.