Gianni R

It should be opt-in if they want to maintain their reputation while introducing telemetry.

Apple’s tracking has also proven to be far less severe than Google’s through Google Play Services on Android. And much easier to opt out of

VSCodium.

https://mozilla.social/@stevetex/110719022092047831

Here are the Linux results. macOS looks a bit different as well.

A service that so aggressively disrespects their free users is not a service I’d ever give my money to.

My Framework Laptop experience was really poor. Battery life was impossibly bad, Linux support was not as stellar as promised, the thing had the loudest fan I’ve ever heard, & my entire mainboard died & it took support 2 weeks to diagnose the issue. I’d go System76. I went with a Mac for Apple Silicon, & I’m going to try Asahi Linux soon

Different tests on macOS. See the link for Linux

First-class Linux support from Steam means they’ll get my support every time over Epic.

JPEG has always been royalty-free. It just supported arithmetic coding, which at the time was patented. Arithmetic coded JPEGs are exceedingly rare & you’re unlikely to run into any on the Web.

Discord does support WebP.