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Some of those might be less prevalent depending on where you are. But yes, there's a lot of things to keep in mind.

Also, the plastic card thing is neat, I did not know that.

I'm especially annoyed about how easy it is to traci Bluetooth devices. I seem to remember that newer devices can rotate macs, but all my headphones are too old for that. And I kinda don't want to throw away good hardware.

I've never used Rocky with a DE.

Cloudflare also has one that gives you some more data than Netflix'.

https://speed.cloudflare.com/

We wouldn't want any Graphene OS device to fulfill the requirements necessary to be certified. That would make it useless.

'Rooted' doesn't mean rooted, it means the Google API it checks against says no. And is unlikely to say yes on any device that isn't 'official Android', with Google Apps having System access.

I use Graphene. There is some banks that do tap-to-pay independent of Google Pay, but not mine. There is one legit good thing about modern tap-to-pay - it cycles card numbers, making it harder for retailers to track you.

Didn't Vivaldi? I don't really use them cause I mostly avoid non-FOSS software, but I seem to remember them announcing they'd be keeping support.

I agree that it should be easier. The problem comes from the element mobile apps migrating to a new registration flow that homeservers other than synapse haven't finished implementing yet.

If you use continuwuity, and it's few users, you could create users via the admin room. Then login should work. Still, annoying workaround.

And yeah, setting up LiveKit is a bit annoying. Maybe someone'll make a compose flow that combines all of them, but I am too lazy rn, and I haven't seen any from anyone else yet.

I seem to remember that you can sign in, but not register, with Element X and continuwuity. Should be fine with web/desktop clients.

That article also kinda reads like it was generated by an LLM.

Out sound like you are outsourcing comment-writing to an LLM.

Which I would appreciate ... if I had the least idea about Christian sects in the US.

If you need to keep windows around, you can also do what I do for my VMs. Download Win11 Enterprise IoT LTSC from massgrave.dev. Doesn't have Bing search in the search bar, just local, no Co-pilot, no bullshit.

I'd prefer not having to use it at all, but some software just doesn't play nice with wine yet.

Not the original commenter, but it feels less like a review and more like a long sales pitch. Parts of it also read like LLM-generated text. Both don't make it feel all that trustworthy.

LLMs are stateless. The model itself stays the same. Doesn't mean they're not saving the data elsewhere, but the LLM does not retain interactions.

Yup, typo. It is lit, though.

I have deployed LiveKit for my homeserver yesterday. I'm not gonna lie, it does involve a bit of work, but once it's running it is very seamless.

I don't see the deception. 'vegan sausage' ah, it's a sausage but without meat. 'vegan burger patty' ah, it's a burger patty but without meat. 'oat milk' ah, it's like milk, but made from oat.

It is an easy and accurate way to describe what they are selling - a product intended to replace a specific animal product. No one is going to call a block of tofu a vegan steak - if that's the name, it will be a product as much like a real stake as the producer can muster.

Why make things more complicated than they are?

I feel like stuff like this works for people who want to move one very specific group of discord, but to replace discord's ecosystem in a more general sense, federated protocols like matrix are necessary.

I had a brother laser printer with a pre-heating roll that went bad. Sourcing a replacement for that was pretty annoying. But I get your point.

Why are you so adamant on this? All vegan meat replacements I've ever seen are very clearly marked as such, and most supermarkets around here have them in their own section.

Are you usually just stuffing your cart with things immediately after recognising a single word on the packaging? Cause that's how you end up with shitty sausage, even if you do buy meat.

I feel like it makes sense to name replacement products in a way that makes clear what they're replacing. Mandate putting the word vegan in front of it in the same font size if you're really worried about confusion.