I used EndeavourOS for about a year and a half with no issues at all. Currently testing Nobara as I wanted to try something different. Again, no issues at all.

Not said to me but someone I know, “you’re a lanky string of piss”.

I spent some time in a live ISO and had no issues. Haven’t tried a snapshot yet though.

I booted into a live usb and haven’t had issues so it seems like a driver issue (thankfully).

I’m using a GTX 1660 TI.

Nothing has changed hardware wise for months. Last software update (before today) was 4-7 days ago.

I’m 80% sure I do. I hadn’t updated for a few days (before today) and it had been working up until earlier today.

I booted into an EndeavourOS live USB (just to keep it all the same) and there hasn’t been any freezing. So it seems like a driver issue then.

I’ve been looking for something for Wayland, I’ll give this a go, thank you.

I remember seeing an article a little while back about this guy who had a similar issue. He ended up using a Raspberry Pi to avoid the ads.

Imperfect Linux-powered DIY smart TV is the embodiment of ad fatigue

Curiosity got the better of me a while back. It’s horrifying and incredibly interesting at the same time.

Thank you for the very detailed response! I’ll give that book a read, it sounds interesting.

Something like this?

EndeavourOS É A MAIOR DE TODOS.

Not sure why everything was capitalised and in Portuguese when I’m using English at the moment.

I asked a similar question a little while back: https://lemdro.id/post/10600532

It doesn’t really mean much, it’s more of a loophole from what I gathered.

I haven’t noticed it in nightly yet

That makes two of us

Just open this link. It will show you a bunch of details about your device/browser.

The other GitHub link will show you the source code, which you could review yourself or maybe help contribute to the project.

“Sponsor Block” is a game changer as well

I’ve got a feeling it’s a static site but I’ll confirm to make sure.

I’m referring to the fact that they don’t use or have major rate limits on the APIs that they use for either Reddit or YouTube, respectively.