Because the app tracks every movement, every scroll and tap, how long you look at things, and reports back with data on all of your activity.

You'd think this would only amount to what a couple dozen lines of text log per session showing the clicks and look times on different frames.

I also read it as Tailscale at first and couldn't figure out why Shopify would want to buy them.

Absurd indeed. Apache httpd server got MPM support two years before nginx was released.

lol. Apache mpm event was released a year after Nginx and was horrible and only became stable in 2012, about 8 years after Nginx was released.

If something can be abused, especially with little to no accountability, it will be abused.

!RemindMe 10 years

> I love my deck, it's an incredible and capable device. But it was very clunky those first 2-3 years

I got the Steam Deck on release. It was a near solid device for me from the get go. Only had the occasional crash/reboot, but I wouldn't describe it as having been clunky.

I personally would call the UI pretty clunky. Trying to figure out which settings are on the right settings button menu vs the left is annoying. Plus, there's stuff like not being able to get the onscreen keyboard to come on screen, and streaming can be a headache.

I love it and use it a lot, but it's not a Nintendo Switch experience, at all.

Then it’s likely you either weren’t trying to use all the available features or are misremembering, because I promise you it was not smooth at launch. I got mine over a year in and these problems still existed. The gaming/desktop transition was a notorious issue, as was docking to a TV. Computer monitors it was (generally) fine.

This is incredibly cool, but would appear to be frustrating to play as it doesn't seem to support strafing, I imagine due to the minimal amount of available buttons.

You might be waiting a while.

https://www.macrumors.com/2026/03/05/mac-studio-no-512gb-ram...

> Linux does work, but it would be nice if they activly worked on kernel modules for their hardware

Asahi Linux works on M1 & M2 macs, M3 and later are still being worked on. It should eventually get there, but we'll have to wait and see.