IronFox or Fennec.

As another commenter said, you also have Tor, but it’s not day-to-day browser, IMO.

Fairphone 5 with CalyxOS?

No updates, but you’ll have one of the best Android OSs, and a SD card slot.

OH! …WHO LIVES IN A PINEAPPLE UNDER THE SEA?

Wouldn’t you want something more bleeding edge like Arch? Or at least Fedora, or something like openSUSE Tumbleweed?

(I understand it wouldn’t work for the meme, so let’s say Fedora.)

Kikiiiiiiiii <3<3<3<3

• The fricking AUR

• Nothing I don’t _actually_ need

• Pacman

• Everything is the latest version available–ALWAYS.

• ArchWiki

Do you have the no-text version?

Asking for a friend.

El. Psy. Kongroo Kongari.

Life.

Already answered but yeah, sounds very likely that you have a GPU, and the display cable isn’t connected to your GPU.

You’re connected to a cell tower/to a router.

Your ISP can see your address before connecting to the VPN.

Do you mean OCD people?

IronFox, and Fennec as a backup.

c/[email protected]?

Go for Arch Linux in a VM.

Create snapshots, break things, fix them. When you break stuff try to fix them even if it’s hard. Solution from the internet? Try to learn why it works.

After Arch go for more low-level and ‘raw’ distros, like Gentoo. If you still feel like it’s not enough, go for LFS.

Enjoy learning, and good luck :)

Snowledge.

You could use Sound Toggle.

It’s not *just* the DND toggle, but a sound mode toggle, open-source app.

No, no, I’ll call the manager, please don’t sue!!!

Sure, so let me export my data from another PC or phone. If they wanted you to have message history, they would. So I’ll respectfully disagree.

Why can she do WhatsApp but no Signal?

It’s already needing to convince people to use Signal, why also making it hard for, let’s say, your grandma.

if (input file) = path to file - here it’s the downloads folder - just change the file name after the slash

of (output file) = here we’ll use the device instead - enter the device you saw popping up - it should be /dev/sdX - don’t add a number after (i.e. /dev/sdc, not /sdc1)

To stop a command (almost) anytime, press Ctrl+C. To enter a command you used already, press Up (↑).

GL!

E: don’t instead of dont