Unfortunately most people are intimidated and wary of Linux because “some of my programs might not work”

Average people aren’t going to learn a new system because the whole “devil you know” thing.

Simply, the majority of people would rather stick with MS than install a new OS.

Well, yeah, of course he is, because he’s easily bought and sold.

I’ve tried to get so many people to switch to Qobuz. “but my super obscure metal band that nobody’s heard of isn’t on there.” 🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️

Fuck Spotify.

Not sure what your insurance situation is, but I’ve had a really good experience though Rula. My therapist is great, and we have a biweekly session set up. I generally do it from my work truck.

Ahhhhhh for sure for sure. I missread the article. I thought the lawsuits were from spotify/Google/deezer. My bad.

Either way, I’m in the camp of “let them all destroy eachother…”

But that’s exactly my point. Spotify and Google aren’t going to pass these lawsuit winnings off to the artists. They’re going to keep it for themselves and pat themselves on the back like they did a good job of stopping the AI company from stealing.

On one hand, I’m happy that an AI company got slapped on the wrist for this. On the other, I don’t give a shit about Google or Spotify.

I hope all of these companies burn and all the money can go to the music artists.

Don’t forget that they are also doing this to desensitize and normalize this for children…

Okay, but how am I expected to read this?

There’s just so much text.

No, honestly, this is a great explanation. That’s how I basically thought it works, but I’m very new to the ecosystem, and didn’t want to make assumptions.

Okay, I understand that Linux Mint can be Ubuntu or Debian… But as a Mint user, would these changes even take place on my end? I don’t entirely understand how these versions are forked. I don’t believe I use Ubuntu… But is mint just built on a new Ubuntu infrastructure?

Can someone smarter than me please help? Lol

Vietnam is about to see a lot of people connecting to their servers through VPNs.