He wasn’t say you personally do it. He even said that he knows what the commands do, most of the time, but that the average person does not. Especially beginners to Linux, who are more prone to break their system and be on forum rabbit holes to try and fix it.

https://youtu.be/PK2SMIOHYig

But I still pine for a cabin in the woods

Do you think he was related to the comet cult from the late 90s? Can’t remember they’re name rn

It’s supported on my GrapheneOS install, maybe check it out if you have a Pixel

Why do you lose your kids? You could still be there

Fair. I’ve heard kbin allows viewing, so there are federated sites which can see them without needing to be an admin or run an instance.

Maybe some coconut oil would ease her throat? Or she could have asthma or something

Canoeboot is more of a sister to libreboot than a replacement

https://libreboot.org/news/canoeboot.html

Futuristic Sex Robotz?

It means a functionality that used to work stopped. It’s used in software development. It’s common for software to go through “regression testing” to see if everything old still works after a new feature is added.

Physical keyboards have markers on home row so you don’t need to look. They existed on the phone keyboards too.

The guy is right about being able to do things without looking. I remember using speed-dial to open a text conversation and send a message without ever looking at my phone. It was pretty great.

I’ll try to type without looking: this is me round without looking in a phone keyboards. Yeah, it just doesn’t work as well without knowing where exactly I’m pressing.

It would be hard to make a phone slim enough and handle a physical keyboard again, but it would be awesome. It would make writing code on mobile a possibility again. Today it’s too tedious.

I’m using GBoard on grapheneos with all permissions removed basically. Not quite what you asked for

I’ve always used python3 -m http.server to get files from PC->phone.

For phone -> PC I use a library called droopy.py