mr_noxx

Usually those good choices come from wisdom gained from screwing up. At least that's been my experience! :D

I think culture plays a huge part in this. In heavily industrialized countries (like America, for example), we are taught that more is always better and that living a simple life is somehow shameful or a waste of potential (not everyone believes this, of course - I'm generalizing). Many, many studies have consistently shown that the happiest people on earth are often those who lead the simplest lives. Perspective really is everything.

Life is making mistakes and deciding how to live with them. :)

There have been times in my life where I was happy but didn't realize it until it was too late, so this checks out.

So.....'WOOST-a-sher'? Hmm....interesting! Thanks! :)

Isn't it 'WORST-er-sure'?

Bettermir.

I immediately thought the same thing! 😁

I'm not sure I would call using a third-party email client a 'fringe' use case. As of yesterday, Thunderbird has 10,992,366 active daily installations. Sure, it's probably not as many as mobile clients, but that's still a helluva lot of people using it.

AI is already opt-out for DDG. Anyone can use DuckDuckGo without AI.