I’m proud to say I don’t understand

40k type shit

Ubuntu Touch seems like a decent option, but graphineOS seems much more complete. I would definitely recommend keeping an app store though. Security updates are important.

Ahh that sucks

Older pixel phones run relatively cheap if you don’t mind having an older model. Mine was still locked by my ISP, but I used their insurance plan and they sent me an unlocked one lol

Right they can print the money to pay their debts… What happens then? Inflation. Guess who’s waiting there willing to help with that.

Literally the entire world exploits poor countries. They don’t do anything with charitable intentions.

• identity economically struggling countries
• offer cheap vital infrastructure with high intrests
• country can’t pay it back
• now you own them.

US is bad, China is bad, Russia is bad, EU is mostly bad. Fuck it let’s move to the moon

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Oh dear god not the book tok crap

Not reading the whole article but that pic makes me like him more… SciFi is fiction. An escape from reality. Maybe his books are successful because they help the readers do exactly that.

I think they were expecting more lol

He’s the one for sure

Close enough

There’s plenty of distros that do let you destroy your system.

Just wanna state that this has been going on since before US involvement. Two dictatirs fighting each other…

There’s plenty of distros that don’t let you destroy your system.

“Holding back” isn’t really what they’re doing. It’s hard to justify attacking a school when doing so puts your already diminished resources at risk. Every time they launch a missile that launcher platform is highlighted for attack just like we’ve seen in Ukraine, but arguably even worse.

If you’re going to risk losing valuable assets then you have to justify it with valuable targets.

I’ve never used any CLI BitTorrent apps so I’m not familiar with aria2c. That being said, I’ve had no problems with qbit on windows or Linux. Try checking your settings to use if you’re binded to your vpn, if that doesn’t work then there’s other applications like Transmission that are good. If that still doesn’t work then most “linux ISOs” have a direct download option

Sounds like ISP throttling. Are you using a vpn?

They’ll be on ebay for cheap once the hardware is obsolete