uzay @ uzay @infosec.pub

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Idk, I'd assume if I just delete the credit card and they can't charge it, they'll just keep sending me bills with increasingly insane late fees, effectively putting me in huge debt over time

Not the regular Fedora KDE Spin, just the Asahi Remix intended for Macbooks

Maybe they played Rock, Wood, Water

I have had to spend so much more time thinking about drivers on Windows than on Linux it's not even funny

Not at all. It has OTA updates that download and install automatically in the background, and apply on the next reboot.

You could look into CalyxOS. I don't know if you'd consider installing an alternative System on your phone, but the FP4 is one of the few ones that let you unlock and relock the bootloader. Mine has been on Android 13 for a while now with very few software issues.

Until Google kills it

It's easy to set up on NixOS as well

It also seems very American to me that there is not a single mention of climate change in there

That's an interesting conspiracy theory but I think I'll stick with "they're power-hungry idiots"

If there's any decent alternative to Google Cast, I'd love to know because I've never found one. You can use Kodi to receive links to Youtube videos and play them, and spotify hast their own built-in casting, but for everything else I've got nothing.

He's not helping them. That's my point. He's taking advantage of them for his grift, so fuck him.

Also Sam Altman is a grifter who gives people in need small amounts of monopoly money to get their biometric data

Haven't tried it myself because I use Audiobookshelf but maybe cozy is what you're looking for

I hope OpenAI and JK Rowling take each other down

Groups support seems to be coming to pixelfed soon at least

Like tap water and plumbing.

Nah, they know what they're doing. If their customers had children they'd stop having sex all the time.

Ach scheiße, geht wieder los

You could look into endeavour OS. It's arch-based, but closer to plain arch than manjaro. It should let you choose which kernel version to use. Another option might be garuda linux. It's a arch-based gaming-focused distro. So it should be flexible as well, but it did break frequently on my system back when I tried it out. Otherwise Alma Linux (Red Hat based) might be running older kernel versions as well.