I use both. Firefox for most of my work and Chromium for sites that usually don't work well on FF.
TheMadnessKing
joined 2 years ago
Yes, and next we will have: No tip to cook and you will have delayed ordered preparation, No tip to Doordash and we will delay placing your order.
It's time to just cook the meal or go buy it directly.
Chromium Forks like Cromite and Brave have this feature already.
I have following purchase apps which I use regularly.
- MiXplorer
- Pano Scrobbler
- Folder Sync Pro
- PowerAmp
Purchased but not using:
- BlackPlayer Ex
- nova launcher
- Stardew Valley
These purchase were mostly made after using Pirated versions of these apps and then finally liking the app enough to support the dev.
There is LTSC that has longer support cycle.
crDroid
Yup. Looks decent enough. Let's see next year how it compares against the newer Gens of Intel & Apple
Agreed. But the recent Nuvia acquisition and others, I hope we get something good.
Mid range SOCs today deliver so much performance that avg user will barely use to its fullest. Honestly, all these numbers really are not noticeable for day to day use in past 2-3 years.
An event that I'm actually hyped for this year. If the new X series can be as good M series of Apple, this would be such a huge leap for Windows/Linux laptops in battery department. Also. should help to push more devs towards AMR and maybe RISC-V in future.
Honestly, I have been thinking of doing the same. I really don't require any of their premium features and am getting it to show my support.
$10/yr is dirt cheap for something so important in our online life.