I’m:

• Not American
• Not far-left (certainly heaps far away from “right” tho)
• Not banned from Reddit

Guess I’m not here, the more ya know

Well yeah and they have one for 140. Seems pretty scummy to me.

Being German doesn’t make it good.

A €140 gold plated USB cable is pure snake oil.

Very interesting, I’d love to hear your opinion about it after using it for a month or so

Well what is there to choose from? Qualcomm didn’t deliver on their promised Linux support… most other SoCs are either poorly supported or pretty weak

I don’t like how they’re advertising privacy shit and immediately after that they talk about ChatGPT integration lol

I much prefer open source software with less bullshit added

Unlike AWS, Liberapay is not ‘big tech’.

That usually means you can talk to them.

Mum wouldn’t even notice as long as the wallpaper is the same

Precisely this.

The user is free to use whatever they want but I’m quite sure windows won’t read their mind either so that argument (if you dare to call it that) is pretty much weightless.

I struggled with terminal blocking me from doing anything unless I run right commands

Lmao are you serious? Did you struggle with it not opening the right applications unless you click the right icons as well?

Well to be fair, there’s no export feature on BeaconDB yet… But that’s being worked on, Joel, the dev, is still a little unsure about how that data should be handled in regards to AP owner and contributor privacy I think

Ladybird is certainly interesting to watch, it’s improving quite quickly.

I know people on here hate it because of one (admittedly not at all nice) gender issue in the codes comments but like… seriously?

Mostly stopped fucking around with stuff once I switched to fedora which seriously just works.

But then, every couple of months, I just feel the need to try something new. So I grab my 2nd laptop and start installing some esoteric distro, configure everything, even sign in to my online accounts, just to never touch that laptop again until I want to try the next weird distro.