MostlyHarmless @ MostlyHarmless @sh.itjust.works

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It is different. Chrome automatically opted US users into their new "topics" advertising feature which allows Google to use your browser history to assign topics of interest to you and use it to deliver targeted adverts at you.

https://www.forbes.com/sites/kateoflahertyuk/2023/09/07/new-google-chrome-targeted-ad-tracking-heres-how-to-stop-it/

It's chrome without Google's ad "privacy" bullshit.

It is a subsystem of Windows that Linux runs in. It's not a subsystem of Linux.

Windows is the system. It's the host operating system. It created a subsystem specifically for running a child operating system. In this case, Linux

Because it isn't a subsystem of Linux. It is a subsystem in Windows that allows Linux to run as part of Windows.

The windows subsystem gives Linux access to the Windows system.

Then they need a third option, "not yet"

There is a big fat warning at the top of the page saying that the data is out of date, or innacurate due to the api changes

Are you saying hydrogen doesn't burn because it doesn't produce carbon?