Going public? Or development of space.

Governments can still work on space projects but introducing the free market has been a roaring success even if you don’t like it

nah, New Glenn is neat but it is not competition for Starship. glad it exists though

nope, Pixel supports it for example

lol mine is like 76GB. have been running the same install for going on 9 years now

I bet Fairphone is the GrapheneOS partner

I love it, and it’s an option. No need to be angry about it

distro barely matters beyond how you get the packages.

there’s a reason arch is popular, it can be whatever you want it to be.

tbh, it sounds like you don’t have a great understanding of Linux (not an attack!) so I would definitely stay away from Kali, and other distros like that.

stick with Arch if you’re confident you can maintain it, or if you want to have a system which you don’t have to poke at Fedora is a great option

EULAs are not legally enforceable anyways

yeah, although Linus admitted he is gay

redhat provides enterprise support for Linux.

my very large tech company heavily uses Linux (and I personally have both a Linux laptop AND desktop).

it’s not the easy path, but when it happens it is so nice

oooh I like this question. technically it’s not your fault…

I mean yeah if everyone would coordinate. We’re such a small minority on here it doesn’t really do anything on its own. If we got the creators themselves onboard…

yeah, that is definitely a trade-off

yeah except if I watch a random video from somebody they wouldn’t get any money with this method.

I can’t afford to give everyone 5€ per month

nothing wrong with that.

you support the people you watch without having to see ads. also, comes with YT music.

it’s a pretty good deal

I’m not sure I think it’s enabled by default. look in the settings to be sure. works pretty well on my grapheneos pixel 8

it’s just built in

vanadium has adblocking

That seems a little pedantic. They couldn’t very well sell a phone here that doesn’t operate. Functionally you do need certification

that’s literally not true. you have to get a license to operate radio devices in the US.

companies must get FCC certification for their devices to legally be sold here