Fedora is basically a testing ground for the next RHEL release.

Requires you to use a phone number, your phone app needs to be online 24/7 to be connected, and hosted in a questionable jurisdiction with questionable human rights. Try Matrix. It’s selfhostable, doesn’t need a phone number to sign up and the foundation is British, which while this country from what I know has gone down the water, they still have some niceities from time they were in the EU, like GDPR.

I meant Fedora Workstation.

Just use Fedora. It just works.

Imo Krita is better for any image task.

GrapheneOS allows you to disable it. I just charge mine wirelessly, though if the charger supports MagSafe, then you’ll need to buy a MagSafe case for your Pixel, since built-in magnets are waaay too weak.

FYI United States isn’t in the Common Reporting System and FATCA applies only to Americans.

Also just use plain old cash if you don’t want to do this. There’s nothing wrong with it.

No, don’t do that. Some browsers check if your timezone is in check and if not then they refuse to load HTTPS webpages.

Have you guys hurd […]

Was that pun intended?

Cheers mate. I’m running GrapheneOS on my Pixel 9a.

Also a great ad for GitLab.

I got my Pixel 9a for just around 500 euros.

Lenovo is based.

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Just set up Do Not Disturb and you’re good to go.

Some Qualcomm phones support relocking.

If it had, then we’d know about it.

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Thank god I’m not British.

Here in Slovakia I just show my ID to a bartender if he has any doubts about my age. And then he deduces my age based on the date of birth on the ID.