I am on the exact same boat as you. 9yo daughter keeps asking to download a bunch of crap with in app purchases or ads. The problem is that there's so much crap for mobile. I almost never play anything on my phone, but her at her age and the current times of short attention span being bored for longer than a second seems.like a taboo, she needs to have stuff on her phone, even though we have a Switch at home with loads of good quality games.
It's just the way it is.
Why couldn't that what you just described be called something different other than "socialism" then? Sounds like a bad move to make it fall under that same umbrella especially since that term is very frowned upon if not straight out forbidden in a few European countries for example.
eSIM because I can install multiple of them in my phone and swap as needed.
I keep all the eSIM data stored in 1Password so whenever I change my phone or anything at all, I can easily download and install them to another phone too.
It's definitely an unusual setup but not that much unusual.
Not sure if it helps but I also had trouble with my Dell XPS and I tried a bunch of distros and their variants, and the only one that worked flawlessly out of the box was Fedora. And not the KDE version, GNOME was better. Give it a try, it's really a great distro all by itself too.
There's a new tracking network? Is it similar to Apple's airtag stuff?
I can't believe that phone carrier locking is still a thing in 2023.
I use bandsintown.com
+1 for wow for typing and also it was the game that taught me to think about the enemy's habilities and how my abilities should be used in a particular way effectively against them.
That's really cool
If you're a user of an insurance with downvotes disabled, you're not able to downvote anything anywhere even on other instances, and you're not able to see downvotes on anything from anywhere even other instances. Users from other instances can downvote on your content and content from others from your instance or posted from users from other instances on communities from other instances but are only visible to users from instances with downvotes enabled.
This has some unexpected effects besides only "hiding" the downvotes on your user interface, this affects sorting a little differently in those instances.
That makes sense