“Monopoly”, other platforms are free to compete, Valve isn’t actively trying to stop them

I can taste the key more than the ice-cream

You can download an APK from the F-Droid website

Wild guess but stereo equipment wasn’t a thing in households and it was a way to get the adoption going

Not OP, I’ve heard criticism of their recent Duo subscription and their bitcoin wallet.

I use Proton services and my biggest gripe is their mediocre Linux VPN app. No binaries to download/Flatpak, advertised port-forwarding isn’t fully implemented and requires playing around in a terminal, and UI feels less polished than it’s Windows counterpart.

There’s a community made Flatpak of ProtonVPN though, in case it helps anyone

Someone at Microsoft must’ve had a stroke while writing this

Countries already phase out LTE? Where?

What war? It’s a special operation /s

https://areweanticheatyet.com/ is missing

Aight, I’ma steal leaked Windows XP source code :3

It still exists

Nah you’ll have to download a half-english app, sign up on a website you haven’t heard before, request BIOS access code, wait up to a month and then you can do that

xdaforums.com, looks like the original forum was split from the “news” website

I find it funny it’s called an American product as its iconic design was made by a Brit, CPU is manufactured in Taiwan and the rest is made and assembled in China

I guess now they’ll enforce the ban on third party clients

Samsung uses their competitors chips? Kinda weird to see

Key words: “most of the time”. There are exceptions to this obviously

Because most of the time they don’t let you, or make it super difficult to set up

Additionally, most end users aren’t tech savvy and just use whatever was given by the ISP

See ya in 5 years when ISPs will start providing WiFi 7 enabled routers

Technically one could use a Vive tracker on top of the headset and use lighthouse tracking, this way it would be easy to use it with Index controllers