I’m very interested in this one, but would like to see it in the wild first to make a more informed purchase.

You don’t need to be an anarchist to presuppose that was the case.

Camels can walk up to 100 miles carrying 300kg per day. No human can do that.

The Canary Islands.

fedora with gnome for me.

The correct title should be “Ubuntu explores replacing gnu utils with MIT licenced uutils”.

Please let it be the kraken option.

Paid holidays, 8 hour shifts, women’s ability to vote, same-sex marriages and LGTBIQ+ rights in general… Those are ideals and achievements that started in anarchism.

A cortical stack that allows me to upload my brain to a computer, and make back ups or forks of myself.

I don’t.

True, I forgot about them! Their tablet is pretty cool too.

“You know, sweetheart, if there’s one thing I’ve learned, it’s this: nobody knows what’s gonna happen at the end of the line, so you might as well enjoy the trip.” Manny Calavera

IntelliJ at work, neovim at home.

Do you want mainstream brands that work well with Linux? Lenovo or Dell

Do you want smaller brands that are specialised and support Linux? Tuxedo, System76, Slimbook, Purism…

Hungovers last longer, so do injuries from sport, easier to put on weight, less patience for bullshit, more selective with whom I spend my time with… There are so many!

I’m a massive fan, and long time user, of bitwarden.

Mayim Bialik.

Yeah, maybe, not a bad idea. I’d be happy to use my phone less, though. Call, messaging app, note taking, and maps is all I need. I can leave browsing for when on the PC.

A Linux phone with colour e-ink screen and writing capabilities like the reMarkable.

I have a Remarkable Paper Pro that I love for graphic novels, aside of its hand-writting capabilities. It’s also good for reading books, but the size is a bit too big to carry it without a bag or when out and about. Ideally, I’d like something like the Boox Palma 2, but not sure if I can justify the price + Pen having already another eNotebook.