Gotcha. Well, I’ve never heard it called a tablet around where I live, so that’s a new thing for me. To me a tablet is flat and most binders (three ring binders) have a sort of triangular profile so I would have been confused too lol

Binder as in the thing that holds papers?

Im very proud of you as well.

Migadu! Prices are fair in my opinion, and it’s bring your own email client (ie no webmail iirc) and bring your own domain… They also feel less “corporate-y” than Tuta or Proton. I have accounts with all three but I like migadu the most. If something happens, I don’t lose all my emails/need to change emails cause my email will still be JetpackJackson@<domain name>. Also, if you’re a student, they have a discount that you can email them about.

Also, Disroot is cool too but I don’t use them that much since I have three other emails to deal with lol

Thanks!

Same

Oh interesting! I see where you’re coming from now. Thanks for the writeup, it’s very informative.

Out of curiosity, why?

Oh wow that’s neat! Thank you!

I don’t use KDE, could someone explain? This looks fun

Sorry, I just get anxious that I’m suddenly gonna need that code

Are you me

Currently using Jekyll but working on switching to Haunt cause I like Scheme

Yeah. My plan in the future is to get a phone I can put divestos on

I suppose that’s an option

Unfortunately not an option for my phone :(

How can you disable it without affecting your system apps installed from there

Seconding the Mars Chronicles, its one of those books that sticks with you to some degree (but I also really like Ray Bradbury so YMMV)

Rn I’m currently rereading The Inheritance Cycle, it’s fantasy, but it goes very in depth, there are your different races, elves, “orcs”, dwarves, you got dragons, there are different languages that the author made, its very good. Of course I might be biased since I’m rereading it rn lmao

Edit: I did not read the bit about reading it in a day. I guess you could if you read fast

And you can (sometimes) install something like PostmarketOS which is closer to the kind of linux people think about when they hear “Linux”