Lol. Imagine thinking TP Link takes security seriously.

I’d love to meet the engineers who work on these “features”. How do they go along with this shit and sleep at night?

What $10/yr vps are you using?

Lol, people are using Brave?!

should I develop for Amarok or Fooyin?

Fooyin would be my bet. The development is much much more active than Amarok and is a ground up new program, not a codebase from decades ago.

And now there’s a foobar2000 on Linux

I bet there exist some Linux installs out there with a different shell than ‘bash’,

100%. Alpine is one such distro.

It’s not reasonable in any language

Interesting. I didn’t realize it was structured this way. I thought it was similar to NixOS for some reason.

the only OS to make sense really

How does it make more sense than Fedora KDE?

Nice, I wasn’t aware of the Waydroid support

I did some soldering to remove the faulty chip

How did you determine it was faulty? What did you replace it with? How did you flash the new chip? This story doesn’t make sense.

What hype?

As @floofloof@lemmy.ca stated:

The only concerns are that you don’t get BIOS updates, and you don’t know for sure that there’s nothing nasty in the firmware.

It even tries to make you feel bad for some relatively innocuous prompts.

This is the darkest part of these. Google and Microsoft are now controlling what questions you can even ask and if they’re not the right question you’ll get a stern lecture. What in the actual fuck?

Sure as long as security isn’t a concern

The Google chatbot is already doing just that.

https://github.com/StarLabsLtd/coreboot

https://support.system76.com/articles/open-firmware-systems/

https://novacustom.com/coreboot-laptop/#get-yours-now

https://www.tuxedocomputers.com/en/Infos/Help-Support/Frequently-asked-questions/Coreboot-on-TUXEDO-Computers-devices.tuxedo

No and they don’t provide the source either. Makes you wonder what’s running in there.

Linux has relatively few terminal options compared to Mac and Windows

I don’t think so Tim