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  • I have an inkplate 10, software is a bit lacking but everything is FOSS and the hardware is quite nice. They have smaller ones too, though I personally want bigger. It's also possible to jailbreak Kindles from what I hear.

  • Just be nice, say your romantic feelings are getting to you too much and that you want to back off if you can't pursue them. Staying open to occasional contact (like by email) is a lot better than cutting the person off completely.

    Getting involved with someone with serious mental health issues doesn't sound like a great idea either, if they're not under some reasonable level of control.

  • Meh, I'm feeling like this whole concept is pretty flawed and it might be better by now to just run Graphene or Lineage out of the box. Maybe a niche Android phone manufacturer like Unihertz could find incentive to do something like that.

    A fully FOSS dumbphone would possibly be of more interest than a smartphone, fwiw. Enough smartphone projects have failed that I'm unexcited about this latest one.

  • I use it to initialize new VPS with my usual setup, but it might be easier to use a container format. I think Ansible itself has become a bit unfashionable since I started using it. I don't know what is cool instead now. It was Saltstack for a while but idk how long that lasted. Ansible is working mostly ok for me so I've stayed with it, til whenever.

  • Book was published in 1954. I hadn't heard of it previously. Based on the video blurb, the longwinded but interesting article "Meditations on Moloch" by Scott Alexander might also be of interest. The video is 12 minutes long, I guess not too bad, but I'm still not up for watching it. Here's a longer version of the blurb, I guess:

    https://www.philosopheasy.com/p/jacques-elluls-the-technological