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I don't have any issue with Arch, everything works. But when I try other distros, they are mostly messed up.

But USA is also failing, Los Angeles was the city with most dense pollution.

https://www.forbes.com/sites/jamesconca/2018/08/23/the-ten-most-polluted-cities-on-earth/

"Los Angeles is the most toxic city in America, the tenth in the world, with the 7th highest PM10 air pollution levels at 57 PM10, and a light pollution score of 10,900 μcd/m2. Chicago and New York ranked in 21st and 26th place, respectively."

And I think things went worse in 2023.

Ok, I found this: https://www.iqair.com/world-air-quality-ranking
Seem China still on all top.

Yeah, true, but I also think the spambot doesn't really care to send 1 or 1,000,000 mails as it's just a bot.

I mean, they would target those dummies that don't read links at all than those that are smart enough to click to those links, they would mainly know your browser and location once you click the link to target more specific scam matching your zone or location, but I am not sure if they would stop sending spam if you never click to those links...

If you are worried about malicious links, try this: https://www.browserling.com/
It's free :D
An alternative is also https://hyperbeam.com/ which allows you to open a virtual browser. 😜

https://www.reddit.com/r/firefox/comments/17ywbjj/comment/ka08uqj/

Hahaha, I feel stupid taking his response seriously... I should have assumed it was joke.

I don't have any slow-down time, and Chromium users will have bigger issues with ad blockers with ManifestV3.

I suppose you are just trolling. If not, send any links with evidences please.

I don't have any problem with YouTube, and I don't even see any ad. Can you send links? Because the last rumor was just a 5 timeout delay for ad blockers users, not specially for Firefox users.

I don't know which websites do that browser discrimination.

As I have more GPUs, inside the case it's full of components and with a Noctua (if it even fills in) would be hard to "breath". It's not that difficult to understand...

If you don't put the "Edit:" you will never know if it was a typo or a whole text.

It's good to have a hint on what he changed, if the whole text completely or was just a typo. It doesn't hurt...

Imagine having a big Noctua on every component...

EDIT: I wanted a Noctua but with my two big GPUs, there is no space for a Noctua... and depends on which motherboard also includes water cooling tubes already built-in.

Much more space on CPU (at least you see the RAM and other components), yeah, depends on how you built it. The PC can "breath". When I said "you need a lot of space" I mean on the CPU, if your RAM and 2 GPU is all near there... all the heat gets concentrated.

The problem with Noctua is that you need a lot of space...