If they knew what they wanted, they wouldn’t use Windows.

Free doesn’t expire IIRC but it has almost no feature. You can try it.

That’s good because I don’t think I subscribe to any service at all.

I’ll wait for the source code first. Mozilla is famous for pushing a lot of crap.

Data is sent to NVIDIA, you don’t and can’t know what is done about it. That’s the same for any AI usage that is not local, and most people don’t have the skills to do that.

will never use your email to train AI, flood your inbox with ads, or collect and sell your data

Like Firefox, it’s good to know. /s

which injects AI features into the service

A contradiction in the same piece of news.

Last but not least, I do hope they are not located in the USA because they would compete with all the other paid email services around the world.

In the USA.

You should try Afghanistan, it’s full of vigilantes that you seem to like.

3 games is not a little weak. Its a fucking joke, but it’s Nintendo.

I buy consoles because i don’t want to setup, configure, fix, ant upgrade computers.

Trump is inclusive too, doesn’t mean he has to protect black people, right?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JeNS1ZNHQs8

What do you mean “SYNTAX ERROR”?

I’m an old gamer (almost 50) and I don’t have time to play every game out there. I know that I should play Symphony of the Night but haven’t had time to try it yet, but I will.

Hollow Knight is fun for me because it’s not complicated, it’s pretty, the music is nice (I bought it on Bandcamp), and it’s a slow game with a lot of levels and a quiet and/or peaceful lore. I haven’t played it for a long time (any kind of game actually because I’m busy) but I know that when I try it again, it will be there as usual, and I will be able to explore old or new levels whether I have 10 minutes or 2 hours to play.

I don’t know if it’s a good metroidvania and I don’t think I care. I would put it on the same level as Shantae: there is no rush, have fun. You may say that it’s good for old people and I would agree. There are slow metroidvanias (Hollow Knight, Shantae, Guacamele 1/2) and fast metroidvania (Shovel Knight maybe) where you have to play regularly or you may forget what the thing is all about. With Hollow Knight, the story will stay in my head for a long time.

Last but not least, I would put Metroid (and the 2D variants: SNES, GBA) in the slow category since you can stop playing for some time and get back to the story without too much hassle. I guess it depends whether you prefer the Metroid OR the Vania side of those games.

Torrenting in a café? Get Mullvad and stop complaining.

It happened to me and I refused in an internal email with a lot of people in CC (the CEO was included). I politely explained why it was very illegal and why I wouldn’t do it. They stopped asking me because “they knew that I knew that they knew.”

If it’s the same kind of company, you would say yes, the client would discover the lie, and your company would fire you in less than a few minutes. You usually don’t last long in that kind of environment.

That’s why you must negotiate or clarify what is being asked. Once it has been accepted, it is not ambiguous anymore as long as you respect it.

And NOT yet another front page written in ReactJS.

But it would need to be reliable with a syntax, like some kind of grammar.

A bit unrelated but anyway:

I could technically afford some of those but I chose to remove all my subscriptions to get a better life for my wife who can’t work. No more fitness apps, music streaming, movie streaming, computer clouds, big projects that have no reason to be there, or stuff where I depend on random companies.

It requires some adaptation but it works fine and I’m now in control which is better: replaced my old Mac (expensive but dying) with a mini-PC with Linux that cost me 150 Euros, replaced my dying iPhone with a cheap Android and a custom ROM, found free courses on YouTube instead of expensive subscriptions, and secured all my files to a few hard drives that I manually backup regularly.

Those subscriptions are small convenient things but it can cost a lot every month. I now have a good routine that’s only 10 minutes of checking some tasks every day, but I gained money thanks to that. And I’m in control of my own destiny which is good.

Last but not least, I’m playing the guitar again and reading books again (yeah, free activities), instead of wasting my time on stupid stuff.

$5 or $10 once per project, or once a year if I remember. I can’t afford to have subscriptions. I only try to fix bugs if I can.