How can you trust an OS that show ads in its website?

>xD
>LFS

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>>61652217
How can I trust an OS that shows ads in their file browser?

>>61652299

> absolute state of winkek

>>61652217
Because LFS needs to recoup their operating costs (website, owner's living expenses etc.) and it's a free download.

Meanwhile like what >>61652299 said, I buy Windows 10 and am still subjected to ads

>>61652299
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>>61652340
This. The ads aren't even bad, if all ads on the Internet were like that we'd probably not have adblockers. It's static text, it's placed on the width which is okay because most websites only occupy like 50% of the available width on a 1920x1080 resolution and I rather have it on the side than in the middle of the content, you can easily tell it apart from the actual content of the website and it doesn't distract you. If I were using the wiki I'd probably consider disabling my adblocker on their website.

>>61652299
Strawman

It doesn't count as ad if it's from Microsoft.
I don't know what that yellow circle triangle represents but I'm sure it's not a targeted ad.

>>61653376
But it's advertising services provided by Microsoft, namely OneDrive and OneDrive isn't free, so yeah it is an advertisement even if it is for a different Microsoft product.

>>61652217
At least is not in the notification panel.

>>61652340
>>61653317
Those.

>>61652299
I-.....

That's just sad, I'm at a loss for words. It's a sad state of affairs when 10million Redditors tolerate this garbage for the sake of unfun timekiller vidya.

I'd sooner drop 2 grand on a Macbook than put up with even half of that image's bullshit.