And ddr3 ram with 1600mhz. I would guess then the motherboard battery is just super weak.

How old is the Motherboard? Did you ever change your bios battery if its super old? Did you already reinstall windows? Did you do a bios update recently?

TF2? Tbh thats not a bad thing, as how unoptimized TF2 is. At least if you did this on a public server and not just a singleplayer game.

Ok still weird that other firefox users ( like me ) doesnt have it even when logging in and out.

The general public is ignorant and has the lack of interest in their privacy or in general in the internet. They just want to know whats the weather or funny cat videos.

The companies make their software so bloated because they want to sell you the “ad free”/deluxe experience for extra money.

They dont have the morales of you buy it you own it. See the gaming industry, the movie industry even the car industry all subscriptions, ads, data hoarding and telemetry all of what it is not necessary for any industry, if they did a good job and a good product. But as they just make a “warranty” hopping hardware/software, that just gets you over the warranty/refund period and then spontaneous dies because of some electronic that was especially not there just to destroy the product after x years. See “The Crew” from ubisoft, users “bought” the game after few years a sequel came out and ubisoft just did most terrible thing you could do and just unplugged “The Crew” and made it unplayable, and even had the audacity to remove evidence by removing them from players playstation libraries and no refund possible.

They deliberately made that game a online only game (even this could and should have run perfectly offline) and then kill it after few years to force users to play newer games. Imagine this in the N64 era, the publishers would have gotten sued and defamed for this crap they would have done.

Then they ask themselves why is piracy back and even stronger than before, they just need to open their eyes and do their job.

In short: Dont be afraid to live in a futuristic dystopia, we are living in one already.

Ok, i have no other idea on why this could happen. I would recommend for you to watch or even create a issue on https://github.com/LemmyNet/lemmy-ui/issues and tell what your issue is there. I found a something similar issue here https://github.com/LemmyNet/lemmy-ui/issues/2666 the last comment has fixed it on their firefox. But for you its not just firefox its everywhere for you. But you could give it a try.

I think i have a another idea. You are on linux and could you check if you are using the flatpack ( or snap ) of firefox / vivaldi? If so, could you try the system package ( if available ) for firefox etc…

Its just a idea from my side, as i am personally a linux user too and browsers and flatpack doesnt work well.

No, but better have him check it out of possible issues. But this is in general a lemmyUI bug.

Funny enough this was the issue for some people. Strict mode could have effects on cookies. But as he already tested it, it was not the issue.

Could you check if you have your Privacy Settings set to LOWER than strict. Did you try on a alternative ui like Alexandrite?