Thunderbird. It feels right at home paired with Firefox, and has extremely powerful message filtering built in.

Last time I booted up Windows 10 it was using around 2.4GB at idle

So Windows 12’s RAM requirement is on track to being almost 10GB unless they cut it back by 20%?

Game interrupted by update

<— You are here

Game interrupted by ransomware

It doesn’t lock you out of your C: drive

Likely users not tech savvy enough to increase their system volume and just want an easy way to blow their ears off with YouTube

Upgraded all my Win 10 machines to Linux so you’re spot on

You can jump to the date in some menus by typing the number

Which is it?!

When I was a kid we had to draw our own distractions on our notebooks, in ballpoint pen! (or pencil)

I don’t mind the AI overviews, but they shouldn’t show up every time you do a search.

I have a uBlock filter for those

Windows Update: stop what you’re doing its time to test my latest bugs

The only Chrome I’m touching is userChrome.css

Here’s a treasure trove of filters that block so much more than just ads

Are there any plans to improve Piefed’s RSS feeds? I primarily browse through Thunderbird, and Lemmy’s feeds are a lot more content-rich

As an alternative to YouTube?

I know people mainly think of Patreon as an alternative revenue source, but they now have their own video player, and I can name a few channels that moved to it because they were sick of YouTube’s overzealous copyright trolls and content restrictions.

True, but you eventually reach a point where your subscriptions fill your feed with more videos than you know what to do with.

I do branch out occasionally and find new channels to subscribe to, either on youtube or through other sources. Crossovers between channels are also helpful.

Am I the only one who sticks to subscriptions? It feels like everyone is just consuming whatever the algorithm feeds them

Patreon’s also an option