Sometimes I get tired of people publishing clickbait videos to hustle ad revenue.
this post was submitted on 20 Jul 2023
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Yup a lot of the stuff he says, is true. Especially the vocal Gatekeeper minority and the problems with hardware support.
I've grown to really dislike Nic's videos lately. Aside from promos that take up 1/3 of the video, a lot of the opinions and recommendations are completely baseless. It's practically equivalent to the Verge making tech posts, except the person has no experience with it whatsoever.
The one that put it over the edge for me recently was the distribution tierlist, which recommended a lot of stuff criminally broken stuff as beginner friendly, purely by what color the DE was
mate cmon youre not a kid, dont expect all videos to be of your interest.
@fugepe Because it works perfectly without bells and rings ❤️
Who knew computers that aren't just spyware black-box products in disguise could be so... boring?