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Ads in search result are looking close enough to regular search result for people to just trust it and click.
It's far from smooth enough to become mainstream (with ubuntu at least.)
A few example: Steam wouldn't launch on my PC with an Nvidia card. (At to install some x86 package to make it work).
File sharing just didn't work at all without manually edit the smb.conf file.
Ubuntu randomly ignore my router DNS settings. All my self-hosted stuff requiring local DNS randomly stops working unless I force ubuntu to use my own DNS server.
Some games just don't work on any of my PCs (even if they are gold/platinum in protondb).
And many more stuff that works out of the box with windows. Overall, despite the issues, the experience is still positive and i'm not going back.
Some of the most annoying to me:
Twitch trying to discourage the use of the embedded player/non official players (like VLC) by replacing the content by a fullscreen purple picture asking you to watch on twitch.tv.
Reddit trying to force mobile user to use the reddit app as soon as the content is marked NSFW.
Instagram forcing me to login to view pictures.
Twitter asking me to see who someone is following.
Edit: My bad. Actually, it's the new mac pro that look like a cheese grater.
I think the article is interesting enough to have it's own discussion.
It's been like this for at least 2 years now on my MBP 2015.
I know that the AOMedia foundation was created in response to MPEG-4 HEVC licensing... Having an alternative might help getting rid of the HEVC!
On my PC with windows 10, Firefox eat 25% to 30% of my CPU looking at a twitch stream (1080p60). Chrome and Edge will use about 5% while looking at the same stream.
https://sourceforge.net/p/sevenzip/discussion/45797/thread/6...
Maybe the AMF had information about accounts in USA and tipped the SEC?
[0] https://lautorite.qc.ca/en/general-public/media-centre/news/...
EDIT:
More information: The court order preventing him to launch Plexcoin was issued on July 20[1]. He did not comply and was charged for court contempt in September. The court found him guilty on oct 17 2017[2].
[1] https://lautorite.qc.ca/en/general-public/media-centre/news/...
[2] French only - https://lautorite.qc.ca/grand-public/salle-de-presse/actuali...
A redditor eventually warned Visa about this and they required Plexcorp / DL Innov / Dominic Lacroix to remove all mention of Visa.