GNOME does need that "bug", it's called dconf.

Go join the Neo-Luddism movement if you want privacy. We are well past the point of no return when it comes to surveillance by technology.

And? Discord is an American company, and a private one at that with Section 230 protections. They have zero obligations to provide you with a platform at your request; it's their private property. They are free to control and restrict what people can do in their private properties.

Meanwhile it continues to lag behind CPython in terms of feature sets.

Security and Privacy is non-existent on iOS. The former because there are numerous vulnerabilities that is being discovered every day. The latter because of the CSAM stuff and the diagnostics requiring sensitive data. However, if they allowed solely sideloaded apps to actually use JIT without and strings attached but in a extremely sandboxed environment (no internet access, no contacts, only its own storage and graphics) on the same level of Xbox Dev Mode, I would abandon Android entirely.

Hopefully you are avoiding GNOME...

Maybe the Linux WebKit browsers? Assuming you are on Linux of course, which won't be the case for many people indeed.

Waterfox got sold to an ad company. Stay away from it.

News flash: All fiat currencies in existence *can* and **will be** manipulated at will by any entity. That's why government is in charge of printing fiat currencies. Mineable cryptocurrencies are Marxism in practice as they are an implementation of the "seize the means of production" idea, where the "people" are in charge of creating them. Proof-of-Stake ones replace that with unregulated capitalism. Which means neither types of cryptocurrencies are good. The only real sound money is simply gold and silver. Nothing else is sound money. If you want inflation to end you better advocate for return to the golden standard.

Apple's have a consistentency because they control both the hardware and software. Microsoft don't.

Non-Acer systems don't do that crap. Even the passworded-from-factory Dells can be unlocked if you pay up for the support to get the password. Don't buy Acer anyway. They made NVRAM read-only on laptops too.

And that's how the corporates will lead you right into the trap. Don't focus on BSD because their license makes it a non-requirement to share modified source code. Same for MIT. Remember that proprietary code is harder to audit.

Mine doesn't even pass the check even with the system requirements matching and that's with TPM 2 and Secure Boot enabled.

Did you eat right-wing, pro-Trump propaganda?

More like "not satisfied until we imperialise everybody into a "work or die" dystopian future".