I just tried to use google a few hours ago and it got me the same bad results as other search engines, only that it gave me a bunch of advertisements and AI slop first.

The US government.

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Can you give an example of what those entry level jobs may be? Because I have yet to encounter a position where an AI would be as smart as an entry level person.

Snake oil is also not entirely bad. The placebo effect actually works.

The Nexus 4 was a great phone in my opinion.

Had it rooted and everything for about 6 years.

Didn’t even take a week.

Fairphone 6

How recently? In May Google changed everything about root detection so it may have changed again.

Plexus has a few people claiming it works from the last months though.

As someone who currently has a new phone with root and an sd-card slot, this was a fun read.

What is a squeeze sensor? Isn’t that just a button?

What about their advantages?

Longer battery life, more privacy, less ads, …

So hows this gonna verify anything?

That works too. Then Google knows that you are using this porn site.

If only the phone itself does the verification, it is just like klicking yes with extra steps.

Wow now the site knows my google account, way better than sending a picture of myself.

Great! Now everyone is identifiable through their Google or Apple account.

Also people like me where the phone has no clue about my age are out too.

How can you only have 15 Tabs open? I’m at about a hundred at all times.

Use Gentoo, as it is way more stable and can do anything that Arch can.

I agree with Gentoo.

I had installed Arch for my wife, to get fast install times and more normal user friendly upgrades, but it kept breaking all the time.

It really opened my eyes to how incredibly stable Gentoo is while still allowing living on the bloodiest of edges at the same time.

Gentoo because it is as stable as Debian, less bloated than Arch, has more packages than Ubuntu, is rolling release, can mix and match stable, testing and unstable on a whim.

Even its one downside, compile times, is now gone if you just choose to use binary packages.