Slavoj_Zuckerberg [none/use name]

You don’t understand, the government told them to! If you think about it they’re the real victims.

Why do small countries bother enforcing anti-piracy?

You just need Bluetooth everything which costs 3x as much as needs to be charged and dies twice as quickly, and an expensive router for similar Internet speeds, and USB c monitors and a hub, and also plug things in very carefully and never trip over a cable because you have literally no ports to spare and if one breaks you’re sol

It isn’t universal with all the shit I already have, or even most of the shit being made today.

Most of the other things aren’t proprietary either.

• USB-A still very very much in use
• SD cards still in use
• Ethernet still in use and very handy at hotels
• HDMI (other side) very useful at hotels
• Headphones and microphones still very much in use

Magsafe charger came in the box and is objectively better (and doesn’t hog an I/O port which are in short supply)

I can tell you what you should do all day long and it will never hurt you, unless you decide to reactively to the opposite even when I’m right.

If you tell me to stop being an annoying Linux fanboy I will have no choice but to continue, because that’s what you have to do when someone tells you something.

If being told you should do something which in fact you should do, by someone who has no real power to pressure you to do it, is so “annoying” to you that’s a personal problem.

If you think reminding people that a thing exists (even if it’s annoying to pretty much everyone) doesn’t help adoption of that thing then you should tell that to all the advertising agencies that make trillions creating propaganda (for Windows even)

Hopefully you can see now that we had good reason to. Imagine a world where Linux didn’t exist and the only answer to Microsoft’s power was Apple and vice versa