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I found Brotato to be fun.

If you like 80’s action movies, there is Broforce.

Duck Game is good as a platform shooter.

Love in a Dangerous Space Time is a great co-op game that is actually cooperative.

Linux keeps getting more development because it is the cheapest way to develop a platform. It is the reason why almost all servers are Linux and it was used as the basis for Android.

That said, Steam is a wildly profitable company that is self aware enough to not kill its golden goose.

The incentive for consumer Linux is controlling the app store.

Google leverages its control of the app store to make money on Android. Valve has invested in Linux in order to have an alternate OS in case Windows becomes hostile.

Yeah, but I see it as a “premium” product going forward.

I thought that was the Play Store.

I thought Android’s market is people who don’t want to pay for iOS for various reasons, mostly due to cost.

Few people want to pay full price for their phone.

I’m not looking to spend that kind of money.

I find that most of them hangup when they hear Google Assistant pick up.

It is more that both browsers are by their respective companies to create the Internet they want.

IE intentionally gimped higher level browser usage as a way to defend the Windows monopoly. Web apps in IE would never be developed to the quality they could compete against natively run programs in Windows.

Chromium works to keep the Internet open and platform agnostic, but keeps tracking and cookies because Google makes money on the Internet by serving ads online.

I wish they made a Pixel mini tablet.

RealCalc

It’s a really nice calculator.

Not really. Microsoft got a slap on the wrist and was told to not create a new monopoly.

Putting Ballmer in charge was enough to do that.

What were your other interests?

I’ve got a lot of transportation, history, travel, and comedy.

I’ve had the same experience as Maalus. I don’t get served right-wing content on videos nor do I get dancing teenage girls.

However, I’ve told YouTube that I’m following about 20 different channels which gives the algorithm a decent idea of what I like and I’ve told YouTube a few years ago not to show me Ben Shapiro videos when it tried once.

I have to ask, if you get right wing videos, do you click on the “Do not show videos like this” button?

Google publishes an API for different transit agencies to follow. If you can parse that, you’ll have the same information Google has.

Note that not all transit agencies provide the same data.

Mainly only with my PS2.

Not at the time, but that can change over time.

I don’t see the use factor for a ring.