Sure that’s true, that doesn’t answer the question I asked though.

indeed

To play the devil’s advocate, it was technically opt-in

How is it bing that’s doing that if this is a service provided by brave? Even if their liscense required copilot to be implemented, I would think that opting out isn’t something that bing regulates

I used it because the results were better for me then the other search engines I have used, but yeah I don’t agree with anything the company or it’s CEO is doing, so there’s no better time to stop it then.

Bing is/was down

Here in Canada it is mostly just sweet tea

Rdx.overdevs.com is another mobile frontend that works well

I use it to see the answers to problems on my physics homework when I can’t figure it or myself. It works far better than forums, which are mostly all paywalled these days.

MEGA deletes your data if you don’t access it for a year

I’ve tried to run the ide twice, once years ago on windows and once in fedora, where I needed to install snap to be able to install the ide and neither time I was able to get it to work.

They have material you by default instead of the weird accent theming there was before

oh, it does. You could submit an issue though

I’m not sure what you mean

have you tried the updated fork? That’s what I use. https://github.com/Helium314/openboard

This article sends more up to date.

I find Floorp to be a really great fork

This is definitely the best image on there.

I don’t know if you have used Linux in the past three years, but with modern workstation distros like popos, mint, or fedora it is very rarely necessary to use the command line if you don’t have to. Both KDE Plasma and Gnome have simple and intuitive appstores with massive app libraries through flatfub, and in many ways I find the UI less confusing (especially in settings) then what windows offers.

Or it links to a image but the image no longer exists