Do you mean Dark Souls 1? I could try it.

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Thanks for the clear explanation!

• ability to rollback to previous versions

I think apt handles this, as well, no?

All the other reasons are very valid, though! Especially the transactional updates!

And they give you more control over the permissions that you give the application; packages from apt, yay, etc. get full filesystem access by default even if they contain a bug or malicious code, flatpaks can be walled off by you very well.

That’s some Morrowind face texture looking stuff.

And then get smack from the people you were having a stroll with like “why tf would you put that in your pocket just throw it on the ground like a normal person!”

We live in a society.

my country they literally helped elect one

Huh? Source? What country?

John Oliver’s show is doing amazing things, including the Drumpfinator addon.

What is that URL, though? I’m guessing I’m know it if I (happily) watch the episode?

I’d check again in 10 or so years.

I can’t see myself programming on a chromebook or tablet but I could see “tablet connected to dock with external monitor and keyboard” becoming an office setup if Google Docs is considered good enough for the company.

Yah I can tell why they’re endangered.

And then there’s Dreamworks

I’ve seen 2×2 comics (and 4×1 comics for that matter) in newspapers before smartphone existed.

So unless they were adapted for PDAs this is complete bull.

Oh, at least Japan has been doing four panel comics since 1902: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yonkoma

I was thoroughly confused, this comment on the original thread explains it well

https://lemmy.today/comment/13760856

Weeo!

Jokes aside, I’ve seen Gen Alpha at a gamescom, approaching a setup with a chair, monitor and gamepad, ignoring all but the monitor and poking it.

That’s a wonderful way to put it, I’m saving that!

You’re assuming they’ll do real work on traditional computers. Why?

I could definitely see office work in the future be done solely on tablets and chromebooks. It’ll be a step backwards in functionality but it’ll be what this generation is used to.

The article is, and I’m TL;DRing the article

TL;DR meta data isn’t encrypted and read by “government agencies”. Probably Israel, but they’re not saying with certainty which agencies do.
If government agencies can read these, other groups likely can, too.

“WhatsApp has no backdoors and we have no evidence of vulnerabilities in how WhatsApp works,” said Meta spokesperson Christina LoNigro.

Your vulnerability’s right there, LoNigro.
Saying “oh but it affects the other apps, too” doesn’t make yours less vulnerable.