The fact that Firefox isn’t listed as a browser alternative but Brave is throws any credibility that this article might have straight into the garbage.
Suggesting Brave anything throws its credibility into the shitter, much less multiple times in multiple categories.
God I love the Cisco Call Manager default hold music and I don't know why. I don't mind holding at all when it's this.
The tipping point for me was getting a sitewide ban for commenting "It's always OK to punch a Nazi."
The only answer is Ublock Origin.
Aside from that, you can do adblocking for your entire network and everything on it via Pi-hole. It requires no modification for the devices on your network and will work for literally any device connected to it.
If you combine those two, the odds of seeing any ad anywhere isn't zero, but it is close enough to zero to effectively be zero.
The only Chromium-based browser worth a damn is Vivaldi.
It's privacy-focused and made by the same people who originally made Opera before it got sold off and turned into malware.
He wasn't homeless.
He had a wine barrel.
but also larger distros being used regularly in enterprise/web hosting.
Red Hat is the 800lb gorilla in the room in that aspect. They put out a rock-solid product and their support is probably the best I've ever used regardless of any other factor.
They also pretty much own the Government/Gov Contractor Linux space because of the support and how simple it is to apply STIGs.
Or just cleared the SAM password altogether. Windows is trivially easy to break into if you have physical access and the volume isn't encrypted.
A Microsoft dev literally gave that as the reason, my man.
The only Electron app worth a runny shit is Visual Studio Code.
That's literally it.
Imagine they skip 12 and call it 13 like they did with W10
With as little sense as Microsoft makes most of the time, that decision actually does make sense. A lot of programs and scripts were lazy about checking the Windows version and just checked for the presence of a '9' in the version string to determine if they were running on Windows 95/98.
A bunch of shit would have broken if they had released Windows 10 as Windows 9, which is what it should have been semantically.
You should mercilessly berate them until morale improves, that's MBA 101.
You're gonna be back in the PowerPoint mines if you don't fix your soft-hearted attitude.