As for 1. yea you download software from websites if it's unavailable in your system repository, but most common software is available.
It's like Microsoft Store or Google Play store, except everything is free (as in beer) and most of the time it works (it works, but bugs happen like everywhere else).
So it's a supply chain attack, not remote battery detonation attack. Boring.
I can't recommend them because I haven't used them, but AFAIK Motorola came out with their own take on trackable tags.
Nice, it's like the "gsp protected" stickers on car windows and highly visible flashing LEDs that indicate the alarm is armed. Not that anyone ever checks if it's their alarm that makes everyone's around the car lives miserable.
Y'all heard of this Internet thing, resilient to any single transfer node failing, decentralized and free (as in freedom)?
Me neither.
The gold flakes in my lead pipe water make me feel so precious.
Red Bull, if anything has amazing marketing teams.
Memes with sound in your head for 500.
But then postgres is basically an OS at this point, enough to compete with emacs for meme potential. And I say that as a happy postgres user.
My wife being bemused I don't understand french in Paris after learning french for 3 years. Dude, they speak such sloppy french I'm impressed they understand each other.
Sure, use spellcasting in a world where even knowing about anything eldritch makes you insane. Low intelligence builds live longer.
As a Fedora user that used to use Arch, yeah, wisdom comes from experience. Arch is not bad experience, I just kinda got tired of it.