It got my OS right, but browser wrong. Tested both Librewolf and Vivaldi, which it sees as Firefox and Chrome.

Is it trying to download the install files? That requiring a login makes sense.

The world will be fine.

Humanity on the other hand...

Kahn Academy is neat. And free. I discovered it back when Brilliant was being shilled everywhere online years ago.

No, this is Patrick!

Those keys are usually gotten via stolen credit cards. It's much more ethical to just pirate the thing.

Running scripts from a random comment is risky if you don't know how to check if the script is safe (and someone asking how to activate windows definitely doesn't). Better to just link the massgravel Microsoft Activation Scripts (MAS), as the top comment did.

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shrug Part of doing what they want is moderating how they want.

That's the beauty of federation - if you disagree with an how instance's admins do things, you can just use a different one and block their communities. Though we're still missing the option to block an entire instance rather than just specific communities, hoping that feature gets added soon.

Dinosaurs, while neat, do not bring sufficient profits for the offense industry.

Yeah, Vivaldi is the best chromium-based browser. Personally, I use it a secondary for sites that were made to only display right on chromium browsers. Librewolf, a privacy-focused fork of Firefox, is the one I use as a main browser.

It registered, I see the downvote. The reason you don't see downvotes on most comments is that most people here don't give them out for no reason, so there just aren't any to display.

Pretty sure the negative downvotes weren't intentional manipulation, my best guess was some cross-federation code interacting weirdly. Though it's fixed now anyway, you responded to a comment that was 17 days old.