Then I was obviously checking it a bit before that. Thanks for the update!

Well said.

Seems that 2 of those entitled ones are following you on Lemmy. 😄

Same impression that I got and therefore decided to skip it.

Here are my Filen testing notes from a couple of months ago. It’s a habit of mine so I don’t forget why I discarded some options.

• It’s impossible to upload anything through the Win app. You can only set up sync folders where you need to place files. Through the web app, however, you can upload both folders and files.
• The desktop app disappears as soon as you switch to another app, and you have to launch it again by clicking on the shortcut.
• You can’t access data in the cloud via a virtual drive or anything similar.
• In short, it’s unusable for my use case.

Edit: Be aware that according to Matt@lemdro.id, the above issues have been rectified in the meantime, so you should give it a go before deciding.

I use Librewolf. The comment was meant as info for those who think that having uBlock as a base still holds significance in light of Manifest v3.

Has the same limitations as uBlock Origin with Manifest v3 and won’t work in Chrome.

Subscribed. 🍻

Of course, because world is black & white and that’s something that only bad guys would do.

The average American’s naivety is best embodied by Rick Derringer and his “Real American.”

We’re the real deal, we’re the heroes. Everyone else poses danger except us.

Thanks! I’ll give it a spin. 🎠

!⬆️!< Same question? 🤔

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 Brutal!

First time I hear of Sorcerer, but it sounds awfully similar to this French classic.

It’s either private or it’s Windows.

🚀 😄

I’d just replace Rufus with Ventoy. 😉

Best concept for a piece of software I’ve discovered after being a happy Rufus user for years. 🙂

Word, Riggs. 😆

100% is not possible. Everything else is an illusion.

🤣🤣🤣

Americans are falling behind in everything because they’re their own worst enemy.

They’ve become too corrupt, inefficient, and monopolistic.

Of course, reality’s hard to accept, just as it was for the British.