When you’ve got a pilot handling your helicopter commute while you keybump ketamine and draft tweets about how remote workers lack ‘hustle culture’ in the backseat, and your PA manager is overseeing your team of PAs who handle everything from your kid’s therapy appointments to your next ayahuasca retreat in Peru, heading to the office probably does sound like a delightful way to spend the day.
lol
Basically you’re asking if it’s safe to install anything from AUR, and there are answers to that aplenty.
I have been doing that for 10 years and see no reason to stop even though wayland is slowly overtaking Xorg.
Interesting.
Did you read their website/faq? It very clearly tells me that Betterbird has a very different focus than LibreWolf. It’s not about Privacy, it’s about fixing bugs.
Writing this as code doesn’t work very well in my browser, long lines aren’t broken.
Except every app depends on Node.js
It’s wild that an operating system needs to be “researched” like that. In an ideal world it would be Google’s job to explain it to us. End user documentation.
Honestly I see nothing new here: as soon as you switch the device on it sends data to the big G. This has been the case for decades. Once you set up your Google account the limit is set by the TOS - and not even the one you “signed” when you first opened it, no, the current one.
Fuck this shit, people should just scale back their expectations a few years and go for perfectly functional alternate operating systems.