Fedora also FYI I am in Taiwan will plunder and China for useless conflict between Taiwan will have a nice folks have you all the time.

So yeah, it’s all gibberish

In Africa, every 60 seconds, a minute passes - Putin

It’s not Indian culture, stop spewing bullshit.

Rape victims are treated poorly in most of the developing countries

Haha I know things can become foggy! But this interaction is iconic.

What are you referring to here?

So he is the real life sister sage, huh?

That’s a good approach. But people aren’t tech savvy enough to install NewPipe in order to avoid ads. Paying for YT premium is the most user friendly way to avoid ads and support creators.

Could be one of the many reasons such as ensuring their favorite creators get paid for their views and end users not being tech savvy enough to know about ad blockers and NewPipe.

Why won’t they?

In my experience, it has been smooth in the past.

How so??

FYI atom project is dead. There is a community form available but it was to buggy for me.

That’s because UNIX is a trademark and OS vendors will have to pay fees to opengroup.org in order to call their OS Unix.

Fedora also by default includes only free stuff. AFAIK Ubuntu includes non free codecs for media and other software that doesn’t fit in FOSS category (it’s also one of t the reasons why Ububtu became so popular in my opinion, it just works works out of the box)

It’s more likely that ad networks are showing you ads based on the other person being in vicinity and having things in common. I don’t think voice snooping is the main cause here

I’ve donated in the past to elementaryOS, other Linux projects and separately to Wikipedia.

I’ve tried contributing code, but it’s miniscule. I wish I could give more time.

If the advertisers start paying less, then Google will just increase the number of ads shown to the user. And playing content on more tabs won’t even matter to them.

The issue is that they are a monopoly so they control and they can do whatever they want. The alternative is federated video services but those aren’t matured yet.