You mean Denmark losing Greenland or US losing California?

It depends on the judge.

I know that FOSS stands for Free (as in the freedoms defined by the Free Software Foundation) and Open Source (as defined by the Open Source Definition) Software.

In the freedom to modify software is implicitly stated the freedom to release competing works.

YT is throwing out the baby with the bathwater

MMW YouTube will push AI fancy subtitles.

FOSS is all about choice, isn’t it?

Possibly, but components from AI centers cannot be reused easily (or at all) for consumer machines.

Why can’t anyone go against the current and sell to individual customers only?

It’s c/memes. Everything here is manipulated until it is noted otherwise. If you are not sure, reverse image search it.

Or they will salvage what they can and sell it

Firefox isn’t in a much better state, and most Chrome extension users are actually Chromium browsers, e.g. Vivaldi, Brave, Cromite

The polar opposite of Homo economicus.

Bugs and forced regressions?

Not on Lemmy - Instance admins usually either do that job or try to get people doing it out of there. And the userbase isn’t that large.

Linux isn’t especially complicated on a daily basis, but you have to be willing to solve your own problems

This is a good takeaway from the article. If you have a problem, you need to at least try to search for a solution.

Since joining The Verge in October, I’ve started using a MacBook for work

Imo that The Verge requires MacOS (or windows) for their workflow is a huge red flag for anyone who is using Linux.

Imo GNOME is already pretty easy to use.

Just ban them from Stack Overflow and forums. no nned to gatekeep the software.

A list of all apps in alphabetical order accessed usually from the lower part of the screen (either by swiping up or by clicking on an specialized button on the lower bar aka dock).

Why didn’t I think of that earlier?