honestly what I hate the most about those quotes is that every one of those slogans actually have a quite clear meaning , especially within the context of the book .
no it still doesn't because unless that ai will code in assembly (which you could argue is a statically typed programming language with just one type , but lets not be pedantic) , it will still use programming languages , which means it will still matter if a language something is made is statically or dynamically typed .
even with the assumption that AI will be able to efficiency code in assembly , lets entertain the exponential growth version of ai often shown in fiction , it will still not be worth for that super intelligence to write in assembly (except for what we humans would call fun or for small cases where its necessary like os headers etc) because a compiler will do it faster and likely good enough , especially as it will then be able to make a better compiler . it will also likely not want to spend time/focus to scan the assembly code which is another advantage to not writing in pure assembly .
making that statement requires a complete lack of understanding how programming works along with an over"optimistic" view on the future of ai nya
no no , God would clearly be ok with selling boys/men , enbies and women over the age of consent to celebrities and even girls , as long as you are not a predator /j
honestly ? I never had any issues with something breaking on boot , except for screen sharing not being supported on Wayland by some apps , but thats on login not on boot .
maybe its because I use a vaguely stable system (Ubuntu/Kubuntu) or because most of my linux experience was on laptops , but it all worked fine ...
AnySoftKeyboard
good all around keyboard, good language support, decent though messy customizability
Unexpected keyboard
more specialized, provides easy access to app (printable) ASCII characters and some others, allrght customizability
8Vim
Cool factor, great customizability, decent language support but you need to learn it
Games:
Pirate Solitare
nothing much but I've been playing it a lot lately
Simon Tathman's Puzzle Collection
a cross platform puzzle collection, has a lot of different puzzles in a uniform style
Antimine
minesweeper with nice ui
System:
RethinkDNS: DoH provider and firewall
Easy to use, especially nice for those non FOSS apps you need to have to maintain a social life, not that powerful though
Obtainium: FOSS app downloader
Downloads apps from releases or equivalent, therefore can have faster updates than fdroid, but no discovery, aside from search on some platforms
ffupdater: FOSS browser downloader
Like obtainium, but for browsers (mostly) and has list of browsers
Droid-ify: fdroid client
better ui than the default app, comes with a list of repos
Shizuku: ADB shell api
not useful if you have root (see SUI, which is the root implementation for the same api, though shizuku will also work I think), but can give a bit more access if you don't
supports wireless debugging on A12+
Neolauncher: launcher
nice ui but nothing special
SD Maid SE: storage cleaner
okish ui, doesn't stop me from having 302 (not including system) apps on my device. Yes I have a problem
Package manager: app manager
Shizuku support, powerful, though limited if you don't have root
Inure: app manager [freemium (8$), but GPL licensed?]
pretty must like Package manager but with amazing ui
Innertube: YouTube music client
doesn't use piped/invidious, no ads, nice ui
Tusky: mastodon client
nice ui, quite stable, multiuser support
Jerboa: lemmy client
ok ui, up to date with lemmy updates
Liftoff: lemmy client
nicer ui then Jerboa but doesn't work since .15 (?) and had issues with rendering markdown properly
LibreTorrent
bitTorrent client for downloading all those isos and public domain works, nice ui
Misc:
Mull: ff based browser
not much to say, "security oriented and deblobbed", upstreams some features from Tor
Calculator++: A scientific calculator
A lot of functionality while remaining easy to use
RPNcalc: A Reverse Polish Notation calculator
best RPN calculator I've found on fdroid, less powerful than Calculator++, but RPN based calculators are more efficient[citation needed]
Simple Apps: suit of apps providing basic functionality
great ui and customizability, I don't use simple keyboard, simple launcher/drawer however
OpenCamera: a camera app
advanced features
Just the apps I thought of, as I, as mentioned in the SD Maid entry, have a lot of apps installed :P
though note than lossy formats , like JPEG which was used here , do use Fourier transforms , which are very intense trigonometry . IIRC PNG doesn't use trigonometry either , though I'm not entirely sure yup PNG uses DEFLATE after some filtering , so no sine there I believe
its efficient in terms of compiler size ! nya