DHH writing an article calling for more inequality tho…

Proton as a product is mostly fine in my opinion, I believe Andy’s opinions and the response from the organization is what people don’t like.

Right now and using NixOS and I’m pretty happy with it, it suffers from There’s More Than One Way To Do It and there are so many options that do the same and the documentation isn’t great.

When I finally made my base flake.nix, easy peasy! But the difficulty curve is pretty steep.

I forgot that, thank you.

I wanna use Guix but I worry about hardware compatibility, when I tried to run it the installer said my hardware wasn’t 100% compatible and recommended me not to continue.

I mean, it’s the Android Open Source Project. Restricting it would be against the interests of the Free Software/Open Source movements and I believe that’s a violation on the principles of the project in my opinion.

I don’t know, but I’m not sure if a government funded fork would be the right move.

Many people have their doubts about using funding for things like that, I wouldn’t be opposed to it but Europe has other problems that people might consider more urgent.

You can use a temporal phone number to receive the SMS and get logged in.

They should focus on not letting Google kill Android.

More non-English communities.

The Fediverse it’s pretty English-centric and there are very few communities of non-English speakers, even huge languages like Spanish with hundreds of millions of people.

I’d like to agree but they are proprietary and still based on Chromium.

I thought all of this speculative market around preserved game boxes was dead, but I see it isn’t. I hope we get past this, let it die, and just keep being dead.

It depends heavily on your hardware and workflow.

Wayland can be a great experience and I personally enjoy how smooth it feels, but I acknowledge that many people run into some problems.

This is amazing! I’d love to see more Android GTK apps in the future.