It doesn’t, but the app requires making an account on NVidia’s website, which also allows you to access their GeForce Live cloud gaming service, and therefore is affected by the law because certain games are deemed unsafe for children.

Says the guy who can’t be bothered to cook some free fucking cauliflower.

you’ve had one hell of a blessed life

I have indeed, and quite a lot of that is thanks to not complaining about being given free food when I was broke.

“Oh boy, I can’t take these free cauliflowers because I live in a sketchy neighborhood where people are just going to steal it.”

Said no one, ever.

Yay, free watermelons!

Have you considered giving it away to your neighbors? That’s what I would do if I was given more cauliflower than I know what to do with. Consider that not everyone even has the means to make it to the food bank.

And what if I don’t end up using the whole box if it’s going to rot away at the food bank anyways? I’d take the whole box if need be, and I’d eat as much as I physically can and try to give away the rest before it spoils. Literally all I’m hearing in this thread is “I don’t want to eat cauliflower because chicken wings taste better”.

Something something beggars can’t be choosers.

Cooking cauliflower isn’t rocket science. All you need is a pot and some water, and maybe a bit of salt. You can even eat it with your hands if you lack utensils. It’s also good raw with some ranch dressing. You’re making it sound a lot more complicated than it really is.

Please explain how that would solve the issue of people not wanting to eat their vegetables.

Munich tried this 20 years ago. They reversed that decision in 2017.

For regular PCs or laptops, which generally have at most one of each type of adapter, I don’t see any reason not to.

I’m sorry, what is the problem here exactly? Are there default pinned app from their partners (I think I see Disney+) in the start menu, because I certainly don’t see any advertisement banners.

FWIW I’m on Windows 11 and have the latest update installed (just checked, nothing new there, but I recall installing one a day or two ago), and I’m happy to report it did not make any changes to the apps I had pinned. All available space was already taken up by my own pins so that might have something to do with it, but I definitely don’t feel like they’ve been trying to push something on me that I didn’t ask for.

As far as Edge goes, I don’t really care what they do to that because I simply do not use it.

This. I’m not sure why more people don’t know this, but macOS is actually UNIX certified. Linux isn’t.