Similar. I’ve SearXNG set up on my main tower, and I preferably use ddg when I’m away. It’s nice that DDG’s not as intrusive with their AI, but I’d assume they’ll also have to abide

Nice. Now, Google will probably just disable AI overview in germany cause they know they can’t make it not spew made up crap. The hope’s on more countries following suit on this.

Yep, kind of waxed and waned between various instances here and reddit since the 2023 protests, but now that they added the website popups, they site is basically unusable (old.reddit still works fine, but on mobile it’s largely unwieldy).

Might as well move over here fully now.

Yeah, first thing that came to mind after reading his statement was that he’s probably got some financial report from one of the big companies

There’s apparently been a couple of ex-members or maybe it was some members who just didn’t commit suicide with the rest that still supposedly keep it up for one reason or another.

yeah, it’s really self explanatory, and most questions that you might have during the process I found to be already answered in the forums.

Personally, I would just recommend setting up the USB stick with Rufus rather than the crappy program they suggest in the guide.

June haha. Got the wrong j month. ty for pointing that out

Originally I planned to switch in October when support for W10 runs out, but it seems my PC made the push for me.

At the start of July June some issue with windows that caused my system to freeze and then get stuck on boot when restarted finally bricked my system for a 2nd time this year and I was forced to reinstall the OS again. So, instead of wasting another 4 months on dealing with all the crap windows has been throwing my way lately, I just jumped ship to mint.

3 weeks in and, so far so good. Really got around to all the personalization it allows over windows. Learning to run a pc mostly through the terminal has been a step out of the comfort zone, but an enjoyable one tbh

The attendance for the next FIFA cup was already looking bad, and I can’t imagine the US government wanting your history of online activity to help it even a bit.

Complacency