That wasn't true unofficially before, but now not true officially. It's generally Mr/Madam Justice, Your Honour for lower courts.

Remember, Finland has shown us that homelessness is a policy choice.

My preference would be to uninstall Brawl Stars and Roblox, they are pretty bad apps, privacy-wise.

Some apps like WhatsApp and Uber are necessary evils for some (i know it is for me), so no shade for that.

Other than that, I think you're on the right track. Pull your services out one at a time.

I prefer words, it keeps me from playing w my phone as much.

I saw your other response.

There is no evidence of national selectivity or "racism" involved here, you seem to be interpreting this yourself. The fact that this is about an EU-related fork is a coincidence.

It is the highjacking of the license to restrict the implied spirit of freedom is what is at issue here.

Racism?

You know what.... I think I was thinking of Armbian.

In the days of 3G, this was possible. However, LTE and 5G networks will not allow uncertified modems to connect. If you've ever been through getting a Mikrotik LTE router on a North American network, you'll recognize that pain.

Using Mobian (very real, BTW), or PostmarketOS are your best bets at the moment. Easier to reverse-engineer drivers than to go through the hoops of certification.

We've had octo-core CPUs in phones for 13 years....

The developer of bcachefs, Kent Overstreet, has repeatedly failed to abide by the expectations of kernel release schedules, particularly the rc (release candidate) stage, which is supposed to freeze new features until next release.

Kent has open-air arguments with Linus Torvalds about not being able to develop the way he wants to, Linus Torvalds does not like wasting time discussing it with Kent.

IMO, Kent created this situation himself. He'll be happier developing outside upstream anyway.

It should be noted that while some folks have commented that bcachefs was not ready for upstream, several kernel devs have a lot of respect for the technical quality of Kent's work, so I think the argument of whether bcachefs is good or not good is separate from Kent's behaviour as a kernel contributor.

Be vigilant, it's already happening here; bots and obvious state-funded trolls are in the comments.

The issue is that they are pushing their own version of flatpaks, some of which are broken, instead of contributing to flat hub and making that the default.