I disagree that everyone still calling it Twitter are still using Twitter and doing it as a coping mechanism. Also I thought a couple of other things said weren’t the best for making your point but I already pointed them out.

They seem to equate people using the name Twitter with ignoring the problems with it post Musk buyout. Which isn’t the case.

Pump the brakes. Never said I support using Twitter. I was just saying you don’t have to “go to x.com” to get there. Which is an argument you used.

You need a better example. Edge was specifically not Internet Explorer. For quite a while, both existed. They were separate programs. Also going to twitter.com still takes you to where you wanna go lol, it just redirects.

I don’t ever want people I blocked to not be able to see my stuff when the account is public. It’s just a weird limitation and gives a false sense of security. Though not being able to directly reply to things would be nice.

No, I don’t like mine and would probably literally cover the screen of it was in my eyesight. It’s unacceptable.

I have an Echo Show, it shows a bunch of ads. It’s typically out of my view and I never use the video features. It has options to disable things and I thought I disabled them all but maybe they show ads now regardless. Because I’m definitely seeing ads. I only got one because I think it was bundled with something else or it was a gift.

Fortress with Friends 2

I still use ES File Explorer on my old phone because I’m too lazy to download anything else and I only use my old phone like once a year if even.

You’re much too young for the Internet. Please submit your SSN and parents’ credit card information.

Well, at least in 10, the username is something dumb and you can’t change it during creation (or everywhere easily after creation) when doing an online account. But linking after you create your account let you set it to whatever. So there may be people who are fine with online accounts but just want to set their usernames to whatever.

System Deez nutz

I don’t get the systemd hate. The most common complaint I see is that it’s too bloated, but Arch uses it, so what gives? Is it just that people dislike change? Like Wayland hate (not Wayland frustration)?

I loved it, and don’t take this as a dig because tons of games had this problem. It was one of the first games in played where environments were fully destructible. Trees? Nah. Trees are invulnerable to everything, including literal bunker buster bombs.

I think I need a band aid.

You want me to throw my shoe?

Jak and Daxter as well as Ratchet and Clank are both fun series. Jak was always weird in emulators for me, but maybe it works now.

I didn’t realize Cachy was so popular. Nice! I’ve been enjoying it. I haven’t run regular Arch so I can’t comment on the comparison between the two, but Cachy has been nice for gaming.

I’ve said it before and I’ll keep saying it. Folks on Windows who are skeptical about switching, most things just work now. It’s very nice.

Presumably running upgrade with the update flag is smart enough to do it in the proper order because there would be no point in doing it in the opposite order. Many other package managers just work like this out of the box. Homebrew is such an example. Running upgrade automatically does “update” first.

But I’m not gonna waste more of my time trying to help you understand why people are upset.