Have you asked the Video Download helper team? I had an issue before where it wasn't picking up a media after an update and asked them and they fixed it by the next update. They're really good with support.

I wish there's more Mozilla forks.

I agree with the you do you thing but the manufacturers no longer seem interested in making other kinds of cars these days

Uhh, I thought this was just a meme

I hate it when more when I'm on my mobile and have to reserve precious data

It's quite cold right now that I'm scrunched up like number 4 or 12

Good riddance

Parsec if you're using it for windows

Enjoy your health and exercise. I thought I was in pain in the 20s and 30s but then it's worse in your 40s. I wish I ate better and exercise more.

It's opposite day everyday

Happy Christmas in July!

I'm still coming to terms of people who don't think visually, there are people who think in grayscale??

Yeah ok having both makes sense as it allows easier controls for the passenger to use or while being stopped

I guess that's fine as long as you have both options for touchscreen and buttons

Not a westerner but after moving to Australia, took me a while to get used to using please. It's not common where I'm from lol

I bought a Google pixel 4a a while back for 550 Australian dollars after shopping around and price matching. Helped my partner get a Motorola G54 for $250 after price matching and it seems to have all the features that I had on my old phone that I'm pretty happy with. If I have to replace my Pixel someday I'm kinda on the fence whether I should get a Fairphone or to just go for a Motorola like hers.

Touchscreen in cars are so bad for safety. Buttons mean you don't have to take your eyes off the road

I still feel touchscreen controls are such a bad idea in cars. Old stereos have dots and grooves on them so you can operate them without having to take your eyes off the road.

Maybe a system where strange women lying in ponds distributing swords might actually be better

When I started learning Linux years ago when I studied IT I was actually taught UNIX but the first Linux distro I was exposed to was Red Hat back in school around 2000. Fedora was derived from that and for a while I was more familiar with that. However with the popularity of Debian and Ubuntu, it seems most of the instructions out there are geared around that so I'm now pretty much just sticking with Debian.