Likewise. Huge Opera Presto lover, Vivaldi users since beta.

I agree uBlock lite hasn't been much of a difference for me (but I also didn't do a lot of deep seeded rules). I can confirm I just used the element blocker to remove that annoying mongodb ad on another machine of mine that I haven't updated in months, and it worked fine. (Vivaldi + ublock lite)

came to make this comment, and is also one of many reasons I've used Vivaldi as my daily driver since the original Beta

Another Brave search user here who finds their AI summaries useful. I've used Brave exclusively for a few years now, only very rarely do I go to Google and it's usually on accident or because I'm using a device/browser (not mine) where it's the default.

I def found it interesting, but Astronomy/Astrophysics/Cosmology posts here are usually met with little fan fair and much skepticism...par for the course, really

I don't get the gag in this scene?

Using ublock lite w/Vivaldi and haven't seen a video ad. I _did_ need to manually create a custom rule to block a new pop-up ad (non-video) though recently after years of nothing with the same combo

Agreed, love it otherwise, but I'm a huge fan of the universe.

Personally I manage a ~1000 box server farm running Ubuntu, and it's convenient to go with the version name at times over the number...idk why bc the number is shorter than writing the name, but it just is lol

n/t

"The company is targeting primarily admin roles, the majority of which will be affected at its home base in Germany, as part of a broader restructuring strategy."

tf does US politics have to do with this?

Came here to make this exact comment.

I use ChatGPT-5 constantly for assistance at work (cloud engineer) -- only because it's much quicker and efficient than googling and reading man pages -- and, while helpful, it constantly hallucinates "proper" answers and as a matter of course I need to double-check and verify what's being fed to me. Albeit, it's still faster and easier than doing the research myself, it's nowhere near human-replacement level. Anyone who's used it would know this.

n/t

I resemble that comment, with MacOS as my daily-driver and work all day on Linux, w/FreeBSD for personal servers.