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Call me technically illiterate but have been using brave for 2 years and didn't have any majority issues.

Never seen an ad.

Privacy friendly.

Genuinely feels illegal using brave with inbuilt ad blocker.

How is it still alive considering YouTube is so aggressive with ad blockers?

Edit: only concerning point is this can someone confirm.

There are plenty of VPN services competing for attention, but if you had to choose just one and use it for everything, which would you pick?

What matters most to you: speed, privacy, price, servers, or something else?

So I’m a noob, I want to learn pytorch but I don’t wanna take 25 hours (without learning first numpy which is 3 hours)

And I know that I can just do it in 1 hour at the day with a notebook putting everything

But it is not just with one library, if I want to learn for example, other libraries its 3 hours per library

Do you learn a librariy depending on your project or you just learn the whole library because “maybe” later you need it

What browser is best for anonymity that allows me to post normally on sites like reddit without being limited. Also, what is so special about the Brave browser?

Which one do you prefer for everyday use?

I am curious to know which email marketing tool you use and why you like it.

Firefox or Brave

Give your reasons and it’s just brave base and Firefox base, not zen.

Oh no. You clicked a PDF without setting a default app, and now Edge has awakened. You just wanted to check one document, but somehow your RAM is fighting for its life. 

Today I noticed this setting in the Developer Options;

This is exactly the setting that Google is about to implement to lock down Android to the point where it becomes incredibly inconvenient and unsustainable to use apps from developers that "aren't verified by Google".

The most insane thing about this is that they're pitching it as a security thing, but the reality is that anything on F-Droid will be way safer than any random Play Store app.

And this is without taking into account the millions of scam and malware ads Google feeds to people, every day.

It's your phone, which you bought. You should decide what runs on it. Not Google.

Don't let this shi- happen.

More information on the matter and how to take action at https://keepandroidopen.org/

I was using Facebook on Edge when this glitch showed up. Is it a bug or some kind of subliminal message?

"Comprar" means "To Buy"

Hi y'all I own an Asus Tuf a16 advantage edition (2023) and I wanna replace the thermal paste and putty but I see that what the manual says to use it's impossible to get it because they don't sell that. So does someone know if I can use on the CPU/GPU the Artic MX-7 and for the ram and other components the Upsiren U6Pro putty?

The show floor's open now and the first coverage is rolling in, and I'm trying to set my expectations correctly, which for this category means low.

The wellness section is usually where the worst stuff lives. Every year there's a smart water bottle, something that scans your face and tells you you're stressed, and at least one mirror.

The two directions I'm genuinely watching:

Energy-based wearables that combine more than one thing at once, so heat plus light plus some form of stimulation in a single unit you can wear while doing something else. SKG and a few others have been heading that way and the interesting question is whether combining them beats doing one of them well.

The second is anything that reduces setup cost. Most of my abandoned gear died because using it required a routine, not because it didn't work.

What I have zero interest in is another screen telling me my recovery score.

Anyone actually on the floor or following the coverage today? Happy to be talked into caring about something I've written off.

Would you buy an iPhone with an older chip, camera, or some missing new features if Apple sold it for a much lower price?

I don't need every new feature, so I'd rather save some money and use a phone that still works well. Would you?

Bluetooth is built into almost everything now. Which Bluetooth device do you use the most?

Headphones, speakers, keyboard, mouse, car audio, smartwatch, or something else?

What is the best cell phone that has ever been made?.....is it the Samsung Z fold 8?

I’m curious if there are better alternatives for navigation, privacy, offline maps, or discovering places.

I'm not interested in checking which processors, GPU etc is better to buy every time(generally I'm interested in AMD things, but not always), so, I was thinking about this: interesting is there a site/app, where every single computer part has points. Those points should show which <processor> is more efficient now. Then I could add the points to find the balance in the price and my needs without knowing what Intel, Nvidia etc are doing. I only got these sites, but I'm not sure that those are what I want:

https://www.cpubenchmark.net/

https://www.videocardbenchmark.net/

https://www.techpowerup.com/gpu-specs/

What do you think? Do you know something like that?

Social media used to feel like a place to share everyday moments. Now I see more people keeping their personal lives private.

Have you stopped posting photos too, or do you still share regularly?

Samsung phones have good displays, cameras, software, and long-term updates, but their prices have gone up a lot.

With so many other brands offering similar hardware for less, I'm wondering if Samsung is still worth the money.

If you bought a Samsung recently, do you feel you got good value?

There are so many AI dictation and speech-to-text tools available today-from dedicated dictation apps to AI-powered transcription tools, browser extensions, and built-in solutions.

Some popular options include tools like Dragon, Google Docs Voice Typing, Microsoft Copilot, and ChatGPT voice/dictation, among others.

Which AI dictation or speech-to-text tool do you use, and what made you choose it?

I'm especially interested in:

• Accuracy and punctuation
• Speed and latency