Why companies are like this? I mean, this is not a matter of redirecting existing resources to the project that generates the most revenue. You are fucking Google, you just can hire more people for those projects.
Same for me. I use protonmail and used protonvpn for a while, but putting all my eggs in the same basket... I will keep using other providers for my other stuff.
But firefox containers isn't now redundant with the isolation of cookies? I know that it has other uses but that was the main use for a lot of people before Mozilla push that update into the browser.
I do not care about cookies + cookie autodelete are must have combo. I have been using them for so long that I do not know now how people uses internet without them.
It make sense. They were on par with Sony at the end of the PS3/XBOX360 era (I would say that Xbox360 dominated the first half where PS did on the second half), so they needed an strong start for the XBOX One/PS4 era, and all the drama about "always online", the anti-consumer focus of their PR, and the lack of games and exclusivities really hurt them.
I bought the day one FF15 edition alongside the film because I was really hyped, never again, when it was lunched in PC it has I don't know how many DLCs and updates that barely resembled the vanilla version. I will just wait until is released in PC to play it.
Why companies are like this? I mean, this is not a matter of redirecting existing resources to the project that generates the most revenue. You are fucking Google, you just can hire more people for those projects.
Same for me. I use protonmail and used protonvpn for a while, but putting all my eggs in the same basket... I will keep using other providers for my other stuff.
I still continue using Tor for accessing z-library but good to know.
I normally just put it in the dishwasher alongside everything else and the heat and the steam do the job.
Good luck using sonarr and radarr for non-english content.
Kbin, the Lemmy interface is just a no-no for me.
But firefox containers isn't now redundant with the isolation of cookies? I know that it has other uses but that was the main use for a lot of people before Mozilla push that update into the browser.
Tor browser is just too slow for a normal user, I would just recommend it for some special occasions or sketchy sites where you truly do not trust it.
I do not care about cookies + cookie autodelete are must have combo. I have been using them for so long that I do not know now how people uses internet without them.
It make sense. They were on par with Sony at the end of the PS3/XBOX360 era (I would say that Xbox360 dominated the first half where PS did on the second half), so they needed an strong start for the XBOX One/PS4 era, and all the drama about "always online", the anti-consumer focus of their PR, and the lack of games and exclusivities really hurt them.
I bought the day one FF15 edition alongside the film because I was really hyped, never again, when it was lunched in PC it has I don't know how many DLCs and updates that barely resembled the vanilla version. I will just wait until is released in PC to play it.