Which is a much simpler solution. Customers blindly buying games without waiting for reviews are to blame.

Yes, it will.

Without Pale Moon i would be forced to use Chromium. And Firefox gets more user-unfriendly by the minute.

That surely will catch some terrorists!

Android development is why i quit my job and moved on to something more sane.

The GUI is very bad. Black on black, nearly no contrast... I'm back to Pale Moon.

Oh, and why is there no migration path between old sync and new sync? It's just a new authentication, everything under the hood is the same. If i run Pale Moon (old sync) and Firefox (new sync) i cannot have both of them, i'm forced to choose.

pretty much everything from olimex. faster, equally cheap, and what not.

i already gave up on ffos development (because of the bad tool quality) a year ago.

Oh, still has that DSI connector one cannot use because of missing software. And has a CSI connector for those 2$ cameras that are sold for 25$. I thank the Raspi for kicking off the ARM revolution, but now (after four non overclocked pis that died without warning) i simply hate it. I have moved on to boards that have better power filtering, overcurrent protection, tens of gpios more, sdcard interfaces that dont trash your card and work with any card model and all that at the same cost or cheaper.

BUILD public trust. You can't improve on zero.

So i wonder what the real limit is?

That is the result of building an OS where everything is HTML: Many developers don't bother to build installable apps, rely on installable hosted webpages.

Crippled like... no way to enable the DSI connector? Or only Raspberry Pi cameras able to use the CSI port? Yeah, same thought here.

Only raspberry pi cameras work with the Pi, despite there being hundreds of CSI capable cameras. And now a touchscreen that will be the only screen that works with the Pi, despite hundreds of DSI capable screens out there. The Raspberry Pi is just another walled garden.

Embedding? Copyright infringement? EU Court? We need a new copyright law.