Every time someone says anything positive about Brave I assume they’re part of the Crypto scheme, or love Brave’s CEO.

AirVPN

I have been a happy customer with them. Not a fan of their GUI Client, but you’re not required to use it. Very easy to share access with friends too whenever they need it.

The fact that I have to do combersome, confusing registry edits for simple changes on Windows sucks shit. I don’t think I’ve ever once intuitively known where to change something, or the way to do it once.

But it’s normalized for the people who have to go find the one fine site out of dozens that will steal your info because they’re afraid of learning something new in an era of ensuring no one learns new useful skills so it can be sold back to you.

“You being against mass murder cost us the election!”

That implies he has morals and a conscience. The rich have none.

Along with his treatment of Snowden doing a public good.

Boomer isn’t a slur.

I think almost any distro would be good at uptimes for days or weeks on end, but personally:

If you have newer harder, Fedora will have newer packages and drivers for that hardware.

If you have anything older than 2 years, Debian should be fine as long as you don’t mind older editions of your favorite desktop environment.

I think something to consider is that most distros don’t care when you update, as long as you update properly.

Arch for example doesn’t care of you update daily, weekly, or monthly. They just want you to update all packages at once instead of partial upgrades to help solve errors and ensure everyone is on the same page when needing help.

My personal vote would be Debian, as that can stay up for months without issue, but I get distracted by new bells and whistles on KDE releases so I use Fedora.

Debian continues to be one of the best distros ever made. If I had the means, it would get funding every time I run apt update.

Kick ass! I’m all for more Fediverse stuff getting popular, and if this has any competition, just means more features will be added across all of them.

Liberals will use a military-industrial complex to celebrate a good economy when the poor are forced between medical and rent bills, or eating this paycheck. Murdering brown people is good for Geopolitics and bottom lines, so it’s moral and just, self deference for millions of Americans as a wake up call is bad for the bottom line, so it’s evil and unjust.

It really is, I can use it, but it’s clunky compared to even Arch’s TUI. Gentoo is harder, but Gentoo isn’t trying to do what Debian is.

Or just use software that you don’t need to mod to do what you want. That’s easier.

Stallman is often batshit insane, but when it comes to tech he knows what he’s saying.

I would trust a doctor when he says about something about my stomach, I wouldn’t trust them about astrophysics.

I would trust Stallman about how computers can be misused and mistreated, same as Cory Doctorow. I wouldn’t trust both about a small part of history, unless it was obvious or very well cited.

Nah, Trump should be shot at until someone stops missing. And then we keep going for good measure.

I do know you can download Ubuntu’s theming/color scheme on most Distros, including Debian. And if you like the logo, you can tell Fastfetch to show any logo/image, and branding is often a simple check on Plymouth/related configs.

Debian is what I use when I need Ubuntu-tier support.

I personally download stuff for my friend who’s been stuck in a personal care place for the last ~6 months, getting him shows and movies he’s wanted to watch but never had the time before.

I often torrent on my Raspberry Pi as I go about my day, transfer to my laptop via FTP, double check for file integrity, then transfer to a 1TB “flash drive” I made out of a M.2 drive and enclosed bay at his care facility.