Windows over Linux based OSes. The support (albeit via mass adoption) is much better. I can run almost any old software, including games. Plug in anything that's plug and play and not worry about driver compatibility. Things tend to just work and I'm not one accidental sudo away from wrecking the whole OS.
I just disable ads, put a custom start menu in place, and I'm golden.
I'm not saying Windows doesn't have issues, but for me personally it's likely far less than a Linux OS.
The fact that large instances hit more downtime than something like reddit will always be a detriment.
You have duplicate communities, posts, etc.
It's hard to find communities.
There is a pizza place. We once went in to order food. There was no food, no menu, no drinks. We stood there and asked for a menu. They looked at us like we were nuts. We turned around and left.
Free with ads. Paid either once or monthly to get rid of ads.
It's a wonderful app.
If you have a car: a fast charger for your phone.
It's amazing to me how many use a built-in USB that barely charges the thing.
It would be an awesome open source project to make a git repo with a graph that emulates a song in guitar hero.
Consider Photoshop Elements for a similar UI and one time payment to use forever.