The average user doesn’t give a crap about foss, so I think the reasons aren’t about the openness itself.

A big one is always the network effect

That’s meaningless if they aren’t democratic

Nah it was a great move, earned them a couple billions in licensing fees

Though the Czech drink by far the most beer according to wikipedia

Games marked drm free on gog.com

For context, wind generally blows eastward across Europe

𝔇𝔢𝔯 𝔙𝔞𝔱𝔢𝔯 𝔥𝔞𝔱’𝔰 𝔳𝔢𝔯𝔟𝔬𝔱𝔢𝔫

This kind of font is called Fraktur

There’s more than 45 presidents

Even better are the three-finger swipe gestures on the laptop trackpad

By replacing it with more expensive car infrastructure? That’s what happened in this picture

And almonds

Honestly though, peoples priorities are wierd. Refuse to use Epic while handing over waaayy more sensitive data to Google.

If you’re concerned about data collection, start with changing your search engine. Then maybe your browser. Then your email provider…

(Written from GrapheneOS)

Most cities just can’t really afford it

Do you have a better TV now?

“Yes, wanna meet him?”

This isn’t true. They didn’t immediatly do a 180, instead they slowly escalated. They got in power in 1933 and the holocaust started in 1941, 8 years later.

Is there a law that you must use a trademark to keep it?

Idk 'bout y’all but I bringz ma UwUzi

I’d disagree, that’s just a different way of encoding the font

Why would you recalibrate every two weeks? I did it once after 2 years and it made no difference