Don’t if you value your data. Those are not intended for such tasks and will fail much sooner than your usual disk. Edit: read is fine, write is not

Happened to me as well and I reacted in exact same way (pulling hair, changing password).

Because it supports it in hardware. But I agree, that should be optional which would make Graphene available on many other devices.

It is to some minor degree as it is impossible to know exactly burn rate. Power meters FTW!

I’m going back to AmigaDOS.

Yeah, ethical, environmental, legal and fuck the consumer memory questions aside.

Where does Windows license allow that?

Let’s say I’m not using ABS or turn signals (if I have a BMW) with my car. Shall I demand a refund then?

Framework, Tuxedo, Apple are just some options.

Non existing performance penalties?

Srsly? They might not be huge, but there are still some, or is compression/decompression for free?

Farfetched … I mean that you buy something and then you demand a refund. It should be sold without Windows in first place. As per Windowsless laptops, there are Framework, Tuxedo at very least and I’m sure others, as well as selected ones from big manufacturers. Vote with your wallet…

Sure, but deal with it before buying it. This is something that should be handled at EU level (or another entity that supervises fair trade) anyway, pressure them to put it into law. Buying such laptops and later demand refund, unless supported by dealer/manufacturer, is not a proper way IMO. Do not get me wrong, I’m with you, it’s just the way that doesn’t seem right.

This is a little far fetched. If you don’t want Windows, then don’t buy laptop that comes with it. 🤷

Legacy windows projects development. I switched to Linux and run windows as virtual guest with minimal usage though.

It says in the article title that it keeps reinstalling itself, not that it can’t be removed.

I’m with GreenBeard on this and was always saying that monetization is the biggest peertube problem. Patreon and such are not an ideal option, subscription is IMO. A subscription that would be distributed through authors fairly, but that’s not an easy task I suppose.

It’s a federated network of open source servers, anybody can host it. So, I think we are pretty safe. For now.

I really wish PeerTube would take off, or any other alternative.

Now we only have to tackle the tires and we are good with the emissions.

Of course they are as Israel and US know very well. Ask Iran if you don’t believe it.