[Thanemate]

What happened to "just enable X if you need it"? Why are we always okay with every new thing being enabled by default?

Is it because the average person isn't as tech savvy as most (if not all) HN readers to know any better, and those companies want the headcount of usage to look high to please stakeholders?

Enshittification at its finest stink.

[p_ing]

Where have you been for the past umpteenth years of computing where even in the Linux kernel stuff is enabled by default, let alone userland applications.

[L0Wigh]

Comparing Linux kernel options enabled by default for compatibility and a plague that is only useful when a user asks for it... That's wild

[p_ing]

systemd?