Very nice! It might be hard to test now, but how would the mastodon logo look under Windows?

Note we never said a good sitcom.

Something I’m still curious about: can these new ARM Apple devices run arbitrary software? Or do you have to install things via the App Store only?

Could Apple someday decide that you’re not allowed to install whatever software you want and only install their approved software?

Maybe this person mistreates their laptop.

To be honest, I never learned how to treat devices carefully.

How is Linux support on your idea pad? Does everything work as expected?

Could you give examples? My hope is to get a laptop at commodity mass produced prices, but where everything works flawlessly with Linux.

I’ve heard that old thinkpads are the way to go, but I don’t really understand which models to look at specifically.

Wait, but legally I own the laptop, right?

It doesn’t seem much worse to me. As long as she doesn’t have too many ad-ridden spyware apps.

So like, if you passed on the rate limiting to your users, would you get less rate limited from the search providers that SearXNG uses?

Lovely article. All the context up top perfectly leads to the buried lede at the end:

We are accustomed to adding operating system features to comply with laws. Accessibility features for ADA, and power efficiency settings for Energy Star regulations are two examples. We are a part of this world and we believe in the rule of law. We still hope these laws will be recognized for the folly they are and removed from the books or found unconstitutional.

Maybe you could use a Chromebook and log in from a busy location with many other users?

Ducted?

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Betteridge’s_law_of_headlines

You don’t say

Next do proton pass