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little league

If you had said “Enterprise desktop” I’d kinda agree. Depends on how you define the leagues.

I believe there’s growth in the “digital sovereignty” movement as well. Likely more than gaming.

My first thought reading this was that the “cool down” period to install (side load apps) would also be waived.

That’s not what this says though.

This is interesting, but the following is not intuitive in relation to displaying ads on a display device:

Prevent automatic download of applications associated with device metadata

It confuses me what people say Linux is hard.

Not the actual task or code, but the chat interface is useful for brainstorming.

They should be providing patches then. If so, you can patch a vanilla kernel.

And the hearing where I assume no evidence was produced.

Curious, why the innocuous history? Just to reduce friction?

“Where’s your REAL phone?!? We’ll strip search you for your real phone!”

Leasing / renting will defeat RAM prices…somehow.

I know. Typical click bait headline.

Apple is in kind of a precarious position, though, aren’t they? They’re pretty much a hardware-first, consumer facing company.

If the crash manifests, they’ll be in a good position, though.

Only because nobody answered with this one:

IRC

Decentralized and an open protocol. Client setup to connect is not so straightforward, but it’s a one and done. Very robust.

I’m allergic to centralized communication schemes, though I do use signal to communicate with one person.

I want to research some of the other suggestions that have been brought up, so thank you for the post!

Don’t forget the snacks.

Which is why you launch kayaks.

It’s Linux-ish under the hood really. No Android device I’m aware of is running the vanilla kernel.