If you still use reddit, freaking leave it for going into threatening everyone who protests mode

No matter what you reason to use it anymore, people should not let companies win in protest repression battle. Every time you prefer personal attachment to social network instead of collective good will make things only worse, and reddit shown that the only way to communicate to them is to mass leave, with or without their account being banned

Tears of fallen kingdom just outnumbered every advantage Genshin had:
- Hot guys - always were there but now more
- Hot girls - check (it)!
- Interesting plot - here, at the cost of original canon one
- Gacha addiction - here too
- interesting bosses - yep
- Being free - depends :>

(Please no additional spoilers in replies, I didn't get through half of the game yet)

Also, often software cannot just "git gud" and fix the caveats of specific technology to make completely user friendly, at least without making a big sacrifices in a features.

And when it comes to security and privacy, compromising it is not a solution, you should either compromise friendlyness+educate people (FOSS way) or compromise something else like ability to use it offline and ability to actually own your data (Centralised and proprietary web services way)

For some reason I find allowing root for app in KernelSU extremely satisfying to do

Like, it feels so much cooler to have a simple system where no app knows about root being in system before you manually go into root settings and allow it (with simple but serious confirmation popup).

Magisk/Shizuku popups are more convinient (I guess? It won't matter for handful of apps that you would allow root for anyway) but are miles less satisfying and give the feeling similar to normal boring permission popup