Exactly. I’ve had 0 issues with it. Sadly they stopped development of their own password manager, so now I am using Bitwaren+Vaultwarden. The UI is better, but the app still feels cumbersome and slow, just like Mozilla’s experiment. For some reason Bitwarden is also really inconsistent & slow in when it shows the Autofill Popup on my keyboard.
All hail Firefox Sync!🙌
Yep! (finally)
Btrfs snapshots/subvolumes can now also be deleted with rm. It’s no longer necessary to use ‘btrfs subvolume delete’
That all sounds great, but it’s hard to mine the stuff we do no not have. We can either extract from less rich souces at a price at least one order of magnitude more expensive and subsidize that, or buy it cheap from elsewhere. There’s an argument to be made for keeping a small local production going to prevent the worst case, but it’ll be expensive nonetheless and won’t significantly reduce the reliance on ressource-rich countries.
Gotta love notebooks and their weird and rarely wonderful Wifi-Chips attached via SDIO. Even the intel cards can have problems!
Dangerously close to TempleOS.
Yes, but just like the universal charger laws companies will simply have to alter their offerings to still fit the market. In the beginning they might have to pull some titles and frantically renegotiate, but remember that the owners of the media have a monetary interest in their material being accessible to customers. Future licensing deals will simply be different and encompass the entire EU.
Do you see that hill? Wouldn’t you like to… see what’s behind it?