Every possible thing you do, in interacting with, or being a victim of, Meta's ecosystem, is data mined for targeted ads tr to sell your profile to others. Same for Google. Same for Microsoft. It's the tech giant playbook.
Waterfox is on the same page. As long as the browser doesn't outright require it to functio0n, I think the privacy-focused forks will remain. Of course, it's extra work to maintain divergent code, but this is worth it, IMO.
My ten year old former Win10 gaming PC was recently reborn as a CachyOS Linux gaming PC, and I just finished playing through Clair Obscur on it. I did have to upgrade the video card, but I got the RTX 5050, well within your "second best" range target, since it's technically their budget level card.
I tried the PWA route with Discord. It wouldn't stay logged in, and acted generally janky. That said, I do PWA with any app that's Electron, at least to try and avoid the RAM bloat.
We are either at war and this is a war crime, or we are not, and it's state-sanctioned murder. I don't recall Congress declaring war against South America, yet.
Must be nice to have preventative MRI's as an option, vs. having to quadruple justify a medically necessary MRI to the insurance bureaucracy, have it be rejected twice for no reason other than their greed, and then finally pushed through after your doctor lays into the penny pinchers to tell them to STFU and get out of the way.
If you write a wall of text and put bullets at the end, you lost them already.
More modern approach to the widespread lack of attention spans is BLUF (bottom line, up front). One or two (max) sentences about what they need to do, at the beginning of the email, not the end.
Is Terminal even a Windows app or alias for cmd.exe/PowerShell? I know the joke is how bad the start "menu" is, but maybe they could've searched for a real app?
Is this Solar Freaking Roadways all over again?