Brave is asking for money to remove the bloatware it has added over the years and to be able to use the original browser it first released.

I don’t usually take the software creator’s ideology into account if it works well on my computer. However, I stopped using Brave when I found out that it’s a company funded by Peter Thiel, the founder of Palantir and one of the most toxic investors around today. The combination of Brendan Eich and Peter Thiel has now pushed me past the point where I can separate software from its creator’s ideology.

That design of the new Skyline is an Infiniti with the Nissan logo. It’s a shame how little originality some brands show when designing new models.

The lack of originality in the designs and the reliance on nostalgia are signs that Nissan is not in the best of shape.

This time, the Spanish president’s “no to war” message is backed by more EU countries.

In Spain, for example, electricity prices remain low thanks to renewable energy. This guy is stupid.

Why isn't openSUSE included in that table?

I’ve used Manjaro and, over time, it’s left me without GRUB and without a graphical interface on several occasions – just as has happened with CachyOS, EndeavourOS, Arcolinux, and others. That’s why I no longer use Arch or Arch-based distributions. I admit that, in my opinion, Manjaro is the best Arch-based distribution, provided you don’t install anything from the AUR repository. The problem is that Pamac and some of Manjaro’s own tools don’t follow Arch’s dependency rules, so that mix of Manjaro’s own repositories and Arch’s original repositories can be a problem.

"NO TO WAR" "NO A LA GUERRA"

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