Ultimately he wants all users to be paying users.

Louis Rossman has stated in a few of his Youtube videos that he would make more money if you sent him $1.00 than if you watched adds in a years worth of videos. I don't imagine that Twitter or Reddit are any better.

I think that what we're actually seeing is the death of advertising supported services. There's just not enough money in adds to be viable and there's no more free investor money to burn.

If their asset managers are clued in they will divest before it becomes a problem.

Can we replace the studios execs with AI instead?

I don't like it.

I'm using Nobara. It's a gaming tweaked Fedora with a bunch of gaming and steaming related software preinstalled and configured. Works well in my experience.

When I built 10 years ago 7 star was the standard they had to build to. This may vary with location, I'm in Perth.

My house will typically drop to 18-19 overnight in winter, but on really cold nights might get as low as 16.

I had to bail on Alien:Isolation because it was stressing me too much.

No red line next to your comment for me... Hmm, maybe it's instance specific.

That probably means that lab grown meat is a good thing with real commercial prospects then.