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Church.

I already have the system package manager. Everything else that isn’t it doesn’t manage my system and is doomed to suck.

No-no-no, you misunderstood. As soon as communication starts to happen, I grab the popcorn and step aside to watch the fight unfold.

Get rid of the dGPU power comsumption at all costs, as it’s underpowered for anything serious.

Enable Intel AMT so that you get hardware level remote control, including power control.

Afet that it’s a now-weak power-hungry CPU with weak cooling, but a decent amount of RAM, so, IDK, a buildserver or a VM host for scenarios when something needs to happen in the background, but latency doesn’t matter.

Minding privacy and driving a car in 2025 is like jumping up because you realize you forgot to water your plants right after you’ve clicked the euthanasia button.

They’re not matte.

Russia barely has a 1000 km frontline under control, what’s that long red thing on the right?

Everything in the universe is moving away from us.

Frok now on, I’m gonna attribute it to Christianity.

Oh, so will you pay the delta to the uncooperative countries to switch to renewables? No? Then we’ll have to do the real expensive thing: both.

Than asking for a password for a password? Yes. Than yesterday? Hardly.

Hold your horses. You want someone to build a service where you’d register, with a new separate set of credentials, so that you’d synchronize your email password between devices?

Well, I have to admit that this idea of having a password synchronize yourself another password becomes much more practical if you tweak it just a little bit and manage all your passwords with just one. In fact, Mozilla has one. It’s called Firefox Sync. I’d still recommend to use a real password manager like pass and either git or syncthing for synchronizing the underlying data.

The ahem would Thunderbird Sync do, LOL.

Ahem. While skipping the vanilla XCOM 2 straight for WOTC is a decent idea, the plot literally grows out of EU/EW! Having at least one attempt at the direct prequel is pretty much a must.

Oh wow, I’ve abandoned Thumbkey on a Fold, but I didn’t know of Flickboard.

Can you run your code on it?

I hope the companion app will be Gadgetbridge.

Woo! Took them just a decade to realize the smart stuff in the stylus is bullshit and go back to passive inductives? I’m so happy it happened.

Passive inductive styluses: have touch force, angle, button(s) Active inductive styluses: have touch force, angle, button(s), the selfie button, extra thickness, extra weight and an extra battery to manage.

This, so fucking much that I have it automated.

And you forgot the most important part, firewalling every app off with before connecting to the first network.