🕹️ What’s That Movie - 2026-03-31
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🕹️ What’s That Movie - 2026-03-31
🎯 I guessed the movie with 1 mistake. 🔥 Movie Streak: 1 🔢 Attempts: 2 💡 Hints used: 2/5 ❌🎯
https://puzzly.games/whats-that-movie?game=2026-03-31
#MovieGame #DailyChallenge


And to reply to your actual question.
GrapheneOS works perfectly fine for a daily driver.


I’ve used the PinePhone, it was a fun geeky object to have. Most of my issues where related to the screen-size/format which most apps don’t handle well. Yes, apt/yay install <almost anything> does work… but you end up struggling to use it.
PostmarketOS with sxmo was the most usable.
Compared to GrapheneOS or /e/os, it’s day and night. You can’t compare apples and VHS tapes.


“blocks links to Signal” What does that even means? It’s not twitter; people are not sharing Signal links.
Yes, Xfce is lightweight; which may be seem crude.
If you select Mate or Wayland/Plasma then you would probably enjoy it more visually.
Once installed, you can select a new desktop environment at login. There’s generally a dropdown or menu item that would list all available.
With those other desktop env., you can say goodbye to that 0.7GB, though.
Even if Danica Patrick is asking nicely?