yes

That is an adorable tankie

Fedora Silverblue (GNOME) or Kinoite (KDE) are great for a “hands-off” OS. They are atomic so very hard to accidentally fuck up the system. Apps are installed easily via the GUI software center. I tried both when I switched to Linux and found I loved the simple but powerful and delightful-to-use experience of the GNOME desktop.

You’re allowed to fight back against pirates

Holy shit, that is so cool

Same but with internet radio. Most big public universities have a radio station, and mirror it on an internet radio stream. I’ve just looked up various universities across the continent and found ones that actually have good human DJs.

You can stream from a jellyfin server to Kodi

I use this to save the job listing of every job I apply to, for reference when I get a call back and the listing has been taken down. You can highlight a section of the page and it smartly saves just the page content needed to contain the highlighted portion. Really keeps the size down.

Nah, these time based 2fa codes can be stored on an extremely basic device that doesn’t need an internet connection. It would just need a clock set roughly accurately

Ethernet over USB, too

Just use another distro, don’t ddos fedora

That’s also why coffee looks so high. But a kg of coffee makes around 75 cups of coffee while a kg of beef is just 2000-3000 kcals

the buses in my area are physically pretty nice but they are infrequent and my friends and I have learned it is rare to be able to ride the bus without getting sexually harassed by a stranger on the bus

I really wish users would learn the slightest bit how to use their shit

I’m daily driving fedora kinoite on my laptop and silverblue on my desktop. Set up all my development tasks and local network services and such in toolbx containers. It’s going really well

Your currency is stored locally on your device and transferred directly to the merchant when transacting. The marchant software can also be selfhosted. It just has to communicate with with the centralized exchange for deposit into traditional bank accounts.

https://www.taler.net/en/features.html

If you don’t have a backup then you’re likely out of luck. But that’s better than cash, where you can’t make a backup

Then you wanna deposit it immediately to find out, like a seller does

Somewhat

It seems sellers can host their own payment receipt service and the verfication comes from cryptographically signing the money when it’s issued from issuers