Linux Mint or vanilla Ubuntu. They’re nice, we’ll developed and stable with lots of software available. Never need to use a command line unless you want to

The file system takes some getting used to, but it’s similar to Mac. The only folders you need to worry about most of the time are /Home and /Media. Home is where all your stuff is. Media is where you find all your drives and partitions

It is when the target is cryptocurrency

You can buy 1.75L of beer in East Asia, and 2L of some brands.

There’s also baiju and soju sold in 2L (and maybe bigger) bottles

I’m sorry but nobody curious or skeptical about fediverse is going to read that. It’s so complicated and so much text that it confirms their worst suspicions

Americans need to stop shooting schools and start shooting CEOs

OK and…? So because Amazon bought the franchise I am supposed to care about this dated character from the 60s appearing in New films?

Oh! A chud!

Digg was always trash. Reddit became trash.

Slashdot, a nation turns its lonely eyes to you

Who’s clamoring for another James Bond movie in 2025? Literally who? What ground is left to cover there?

Edit: these responses are hilarious

What problem will be solved by an AI phone?

Cheers for the tip!

I do recall reading an interview with the founder years ago and thinking he seemed kinda douchey

Aw, gross… I’m not that surprised. I like their product though… Better value than Google, which is also authoritarian 🤷🏻‍♀️

I haven’t heard… What’s going on with Proton?

Copyright exists to protect creators. However, copyright laws are abused by large corporations.

I am not a regular reader of Jacobin, especially not stories about copyright, but if I had to guess, their main concern is the stifling of culture caused by corporate-driven copyright legislation and attacks on the public domain, moating companies from competition and having to find new material (how many Spiderman movies have come out since 2000?)

Worse, (perhaps according to Jacobin) OpenAI, a large corporation with lots of money, is freely using copyrighted material to train its models, thus profiting on someone else’s work.

I think that these takes square quite nicely