For a quick question yes, but if you try to search a solution for a problem it's actual hell, 1000s of BS messages and countless other problems just thrown in one timeline.
You can either search through it for hours or ask the question which was answered 10 times before.
It's as inefficient as it gets
True, when i respond with the exact problem it usually gets fixed, interestingly even explained why it failed.
Great for learning
The Tesla strategy
Because there is enough room for both and competition is good, in case Nextcloud goes south
What a lovely idea, i want to buy a car from him
Not to mention, Eyeo thought it was a good idea to replace ads with their own:
https://www.theverge.com/2016/9/13/12890050/adblock-plus-now-sells-ads
Some courageous thinkers over there.
Activates your Windows installation with a legit activation method, you can even reinstall Windows and have it pre-activated because the activation is on your hardware ID.
It takes a free upgrade routine, but Microsoft stopped free upgrades from Windows 7 to 11, so apparently there is another way now.
*Jellyfin
As a lifetime sub owner of Plex, they managed to fuck up the complete database 2 times in a month, which takes a day to create on a beast of a machine, because of intro/outro detection.
Fuck Plex
This is like the discussion about how others were copying Apples corners, they are fucking round corners.
There is only so much you can design about an X, so no matter how they would design it, someone made that. You can find countless issues with Musk, but that's just sad and desperate.
As someone in the IT administrating department, i feel like the new wave of software engineers have a frighteningly low understanding of the system they're developing on. It appears as they are making plain code monkeys these days
How is your impression on this?
That's something you'll lose with age and some self confidence, take your time, everyone else is taking yours too.
Obviously not impossible, just the best reason for open source software