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I had no interest in this movie either way, but now I want to see if its even remotely as bad as people are claiming it is.

The only way to use Adobe products on Linux are the web apps (which are limited) or in a windows virtual machine (slow) or by dual booting into windows (annoying).

You can run really old versions of Photoshop via Wine. But if your needs are that simple, you can probably just use Photopea.

For my use case of Lightroom for accessing and editing final photos across my computer and phone, and occasional photoshop use (mostly for printing) I am able to get by with the web apps, and windows virtual machine.

I would love to drop adobe. But the Lightroom Mobile cloud storage sync feature is too invaluable to me right now and there is no other option that comes close to that feature.

It should be locked at 50 cents per square foot. So a studio apt would be like $500 a month. Its close enough to what prices were in recent memory before the insane jumps in rent cost the last decade.

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Nah it’s usually a RAM Cummins turbo diesel with an “I’d rather be cummin than stroking” sticker across the back window.

At this point there is a pretty solid list of reasons to avoid Brave and use another FOSS privacy focused option.

Personally, everything I’ve read about Brave makes me trust them even less than Microsoft, and Google.

Thats fair. I haven’t really noticed any of those issues. For my use case of just organizing and streaming my desktop’s media library to my TV, its fantastic.

The most infuriating thing about Plex for me was when they shifted to force you to start with their BS streaming service at open. I only used Plex for my personal media collection. So having to jump through a bunch of menus to get to the only thing I want to use in their app was the biggest reason to switch for me. Maybe there is a way to fix that, but I could never find one.

Jellyfin just does your personal media library and opens right up into it when the app starts. Its simpler, faster, and FOSS.

Jellyfin is so much better anyway. I used plex for years and it has steadily enshitified.

Just wait till the “AI” bubble bursts.

Just a couple fascist corps squabbling over AI slop. I hope they both lose.

I have a lot of fond nostalgia for Digg, and Kevin Rose, especially from the Tech TV days.

But reading this article doesn’t exactly spark much excitement for me. In the end, it’s just another centralized capitalist venture (now with AI slop from the start) that will end up enshitified in the pursuit of shareholder profits.

We are already using the alternative. Lemmy is the way forward for this format.

They forgot to add political stickers which make you a target for the extremists who don’t agree with you.

Dude. He said to disregard it…

First rule of turkey sub: don’t talk about turkey sub.

I can’t be the only one who feels like this is the absolute lowest priority of dumb shit to resist the regime over. It’s just filler. Another thing he is doing to flood the zone. But one that really doesn’t hurt anything. It’s a distraction. Ignore it and focus on the actual damage he is doing.

Nailed it. He is making excuses to shareholders.

They gotta focus on the “3d printed” part for those sweet sweet clicks.

I pay for YT premium and use unlock origin + privacy badger and don’t see any ads on YT.

Yeah, I haven’t heard of this game before now, and I regularly visit gaming websites. Sounds like poor marketing.