I don't like it because it's placing an objective statement on a subjective matter. it's also apparently run by a single person (which is understandable given what it needs to do) but I just don't like the vibes that gives off.
I think it'd be a lot better if it just stated objective things (e.g. where their funding comes from, the corporate relationships, country they're based in)
purple 🟣
fellow noun->verb user :)
helix superiority however.
iirc wood was used by the chinese for their heat shield's ablator or something?
there's a few people I know that's been affected btw
i get that there's a need for 3g to be shut down but there's no need to ban phones with 4g data capability that can't call without 3g (lacking voip implementation), the telcos could've just provided an app to do it because voip is just a protocol over ip
it's pretty fucking obvious that the telcos bribed the government into forcing them to block these devices because they get more money that way, they don't have to pay for the ewaste they artificially create and they don't look bad because they can just say that they're 'forced by legislation' to do so
waydroid (if you don't install a wayland based de)
iirc it's all because of legislation that all 3 telcos have to adhere to so they'll all do the same shit, also Telstra uses a shitty proprietary voip implementation so things like lineageos might not work
bedside table
different tone
never knew about the existence of the E variant, that's interesting
building coreboot from scratch can be intimidating (it's not actually as hard as it looks though), if you're interested I recommend skulls which has pre-built images and makes it really easy if you have a raspberry pi or something
The statistic isn't saying that 50% of Linux gamers use steam, it's saying that Linux gamers are ~1/2 as likely to use steam for games when compared to gamers on other platforms. these are very different things.
~50% of Linux gamers using steam is only true if you assumed every gamer on the other platforms used steam
btw i hate the term 'gamer' but it's just convenient to use here :(
gives off the same 'solution looking for a problem' vibes as corporate marketing around ai lmao