They count based on useragent info from accesses to websites using statcounter analytics.

Mr bean, is that you?

That's true. Your first comment was a bit confusing, sorry.

Wait, what security breach implications?

Me, who uses low end hardware and can't spend several gigabytes for simple web apps that I can run locally for 10% of the hardware resources of the web equivalent.

Those people always impressed me. I always went 100% the stealth way, even in games not centered in stealth because I'm terrible in the fast action stuff.

You can check the graph for all OSes from all devices combined in statcounter, and linux is also showing a growth, so it's a real increase in usage.

Is your 2 in 1 one of those baytrail cpus with some atom z sonething? If so, they're really problematic with linux, since they were released, due to some obscure stuff in their soc. I remember even people who formatted and reinstalled windows losing functionality.

Don't be so hard at yourself. We all have dumb thoughts here and there. It doesn't look like so because people usually only externalize the good ones.

Problem is that the dataset in a llm doesn't only contain "data", but also a lot of opinions and shitposts from the internet, so it's biased by default.

It should, but when production is outsourced to different countries, with different regulations and with different currencies things get messy. Even worse when there's corruption involved along the chain.

There's an interesting game I got from fdroid recently called everest