Amir

Any other open source alternative you recommend?

With different tiers of subscription.

This sounds unfortunately real. Insanity.

I have installed it on all my devices. Firefox is standard from now, becouse of its open source culture etc.

Don’t purchase & start using it from the first place. Save yourself plenty of resources. Focus on something else productive & valuable.

That’s it, they just lost a prospective customer!

I had a problem once when my laptop display was just black after booting. Triend everything, nothing worked. Return to OEM authorized support. They had my laptop for 4 weeks, so solution. Then just refunded the full price & retuned back the laptop.

Ubuntu LTS since then & no sick or weird issues since.

So the recommendation seams to be Vivaldi. Will check it out during this week.

How about the Opera Browser?

I am with you.

Interesting But what fun is it if not being challenged intellectually after all these years? People obviously want to “level up” gradually into other roles with various tasks.

An important change is happening in many industries/ markets. To make devices easy to repair & enable OS updates many more years for long term use.

If you stand there at the store with this year’s iPhone; take the full price divided by how many years you plan to own/ use it. Then you realize it’s actually relatively cheap.

Each year new products & models are launching, so that those in need of it can aquire them. These companies are delivering OS updates for these smartphones so they last longer as realistically possible.

If when yours is broken or far too old, then you should consider aquiring this year’s model. So that you can use something that is compatible with studies, work, activities etc.

Obviously each individual/ family/ organization does their own analysis regarding if there is a need or desire to aquire said products. Also what for.

This might sound funny or weird; - Can we consider to implement The Kaizen Philosophy into this platform? I am all taking this seriously. The overall quality of the software & hardware products that we utilize could significantly improve - continuously over time.

I have no experience in software development but believe it could work, based on what the project is.

Here are some short steps, that can be followed through for all things in life;

1. Why is this step important?
2. What positive value am I adding by doing so?
3. Where should I do it?
4. When should I do it?
5. Are there any other people involved?
6. Is it being done correctly?
7. How often must I do it?

The PDCA - Cycle;

1. Plan - 7 Question System
2. Do
3. Verify
4. Act

Above is based on science and it’s implemented on many industries past few decades. Now it’s content or checklist that the Lemmy Communities could implement, should be based on the general consensus here. See above as an template.

Okey, but few months later don’t come back to me with envious expressions 🤪

Here in his community/ platform we can implement & use algorithms - but being careful regards it’s intentions with scope.

On Lenny Servers & associated applications for iOS / Android - the desired quality with standards we dream or envision of, can be realized. Simply inform the dev teams. Have a decent dialog. Test this or that, gradually the overall experience improve. I am optimistic.

It’s valuable knowledge with how-to’s that made me create an account there. I learned plentiful with the people that cared to share.

Most i implemented into my daily life & conditions have become favorable for me.

It’s unfortunate that Reddit Company have refused to collaborate with its users, since years back. Otherwise we would have seen their web & mobile app develop/ innovate in great ways. But they have chosen one limitation after the other. Slowly over the years.

Honestly this platform is welcoming & people are dignified through conversations. Also informative.

Check this apps GitHub page, they active with plentiful of solutions!

It’s us the users who create & place value within that platform. In subjects of our interests. Reddit company is adamant with their decision with limiting our precense alone.

Make sense that people have started migrating into other places/ services such as this one.