While it is based on AOSP and is compatible with Android, IIRC Graphene cannot call itself Android due to some Google specifications.
Also, from the point of view of the app developer, GOS is a different use case, as it does not necessarily have Google Play services
Y'all can't even have political discourse without being violent. take away muh freedoms
I understand why my message might suggest that I am American, but I am, in fact, not. I won't go into details to avoid doxxing myself, but I live in a country with strict gun laws, and, in long term, the lack of civilian firearm ownership has proven to have much worse consequences than the opposite.
To add to my original comment, I believe that "without any kind of permit or registration" should be explicitly stated in every article that guarantees some kind of right, as the lack of such statement often leads to slow erosion of the right, starting with the requirement of declaration, and then permission, which then gets more and more difficult to obtain (example: the right to public protest in Russia, Belarus and Ukraine)
A universal right to purchase, own, sell and (if applicable) conceal carry any weapon that is allowed to be used by the nation's military, without any kind of permit or registration. Also, explicitly prohibit military conscription and legally equate it to slavery.
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Make sure that you have logrotate installed and working, to prevent them from piling up.
But what if it doesn't make you younger? So you'll still stay your current age, with all the chronic stuff you already have.
How much does private healthcare cost?
Who the hell even buys windows license?
Is there some kind of comparison between these clients? Ideally, I'd want a web client with more customizability than the default one - in particupar, I'd like to be able to set the default view to show subscribed communities instead of the local ones. As I'm running my own instance, I don't have much in terms of local content
Yeah, flatpaks are a pain in the ass. So glad that I don't have to use them since switching to Arch.
Most of these are pretty expensive. I got a used Thinkpad for less than 200 bucks, and it works great for the price and my use case.
Unfathomably based.