Yes that's what I was getting at.

Mostly because all of those streaming apps are an absolutely horrendous experience, and many of them aren't supported on Linux.

They just show you the same shit over and over. They're filled with ads, even if you pay, and cram a bunch of other subscriptions down your throat every time you open them.

I think this is important. Because MS successfully found the upper limit of what consumers are willing to pay. The question is, is it enough, or will they shut it down?

Not sure but it's 1.0. Still missing a lot.

Doesn't look like it. Just have to upload .gpx and .fit files for now.

https://fitpub.social/

Anyone can run a UP server.

Installing Signal in a profile without sandboxed Google Play and granting the power optimization exception it requests is enough to destroy battery life and end up worse than the stock Pixel OS. The power efficient choices are either using Molly with UnifiedPush (Signal fork) or Signal with FCM.

While its great that Molly supports this, its extremely disappointing that Signal themselves do not support UP. Or really a hundred different FOSS apps that half-ass the "free" part.

Its not just "risk averse", its easy money. Look at Forza 6. Or the dozen different sports games that get rehashed every year. They sell like crazy.

The most famous case came in 2018, when 25-year-old Tyler Barriss tried to swat a streamer, but instead sent the police to the wrong address. It ended with a father-of-two being shot dead by officers. Barriss was sentenced to 20 years in prison.

And the police who murdered the innocent father? How many years did they get?