pineapple

Apples existence should face criminal charges for sucking too much.

Yeah those are 2 good points that I didn't think about when writing my comment. I guess they aren't bad in terms of the fact that they spy on you (browser like brave don't and brave has a built in ad blocker so it is mostly unefected by manifest v3).

But chromium is bad in terms that it is so dominant in the browser space that google can just do things like manifest v3 and no one does anything about it because they won't even consider for a moment that firefox is a viable alternative.

People almost stair at me in disgust when they see me using firefox because they think it's a terrible browser even thought they don't really know why. I think that goes to show how excellent of a job Google has done brainwashing everyone to think chrome is the only browser worth considering.

Overall I love competition and using the less popular competing product, since it's the only way you can stop for proffit companies from screwing it's users over.

Always have a offside backup for any data you deeply care about it's never worth he risk.

Obviously cars need at least 3x more room than they actually use because it makes them feel safer driving at higher speeds and great cities are made when cars are able to drive as fast as possible.

Depending on your ISP sometimes you can just call them, ask to opt out of cg-nat and they will do it for free.

That's true, but when I said switch to chrome I ment the official google Chrome which Google makes not a chromium fork. Just because it uses chromium doesn't mean it's bad.

There are ways to send all of your internet traffic over tor. For example tails os does it by default.

And tor is definitely more secure than a vpn. Any VPN company can just log all your internet traffic and sell it if they want to. Compared to tor you will need to gain access to at least 2 nodes that the internet traffic goes through in order to get any mildly useful information, that is significantly harder than with a VPN.

Also I just wanna say arguments like these are so fun to read

I've had the same experience with vpn's requiring a captcha for every second website I visit.

No issues yet...

Yeah most people but it's a snowball effect once a few people you know start using Linux and they like it then you are a lot more likely to try it yourself. I'm an optimist and I believe Linux will start exponentially increasing in adoption (to a point) in the next few years.

Also I think most people do change there default browser but they change it to Chrome ):

Source?

The worse Microsoft makes Windows the more people start using Linux and the better Linux becomes.