Jesus WTF

Nope. Just you. Because you’re not paying attention to what OP said. And now you’re making a fool of yourself.

I’d probably recommend the GOS app instead for PDFs:

https://github.com/GrapheneOS/PdfViewer

You should consider your own advice.

You don’t need Waydroid to run a web browser. In addition they’re typically limited to 720p in the browser.

https://ma.vayunmathur.com/apps

That’s a whole lot of apps for 1 dude to be making (45 + more to come) and maintaining. Are these “vibe coded”? If they are, I wouldn’t put much stock in them being maintained for long.

You don’t need waydroid for that.

TIL selling a license to public domain footage you don’t own is legal…

It won’t work because DRM

I mean as a utility provider, selling more electricity is usually a good thing…

I didn’t say anything about liking them.

And to make the owners pay for…electricity.

Tesla is an electric utility, they could probably make more money providing it to themselves than passing the costs off to their contractors.

They’re probably limiting their liability, the same way they partnered with local roofing companies to install solar roofs.

But as Electrek also reported on recently, Tesla discontinued solar roofs, and left those roofing companies with hundreds of thousands in losses from wasted investment.

The only exception I can think of is Walmart, who turned their little town in NW Arkansas into a cycling oasis. But you could easily argue that they did that selfishly because no one wanted to live in Bumfuck, AR and work for them, but the people benefitted, regardless.

I don’t know that MS has “identity crises”. Windows just shifted from being a tool for people to use computers to a tool for Microsoft to use people.

The most significant thing about this development is that Timmy (CEO) was extremely vocal about being basically anti-Linux. So this is, in a way, the market (and also Valve largely) forcing his hand, which is the way things should work in an educated society. It’s the way capitalists like the pretend the world works.

Zero details about what clutter they’re going to remove…

E: Reading the original Windows release does not mention anything at all about decluttering. They do call it “distraction-free” at one point, but no elaboration on what that means…

okay, well, this is basically every electronic device in 2026, so…you’re not going to buy any of them, right?

I’m aware that it’s a convenience, not a necessity.

For you. For many people it is not. You’re projecting your personal experiences onto the rest of the world.

It’s just meaningless marketing nonsense.