You can’t tell me what to do!

Your browser has basic features? I’m impressed.

One of the absolute worst choices in the Chromium browser world.

Raspberry pi’s are never worth it compared to most other things.

They answered your question in their comment already?

Here’s an example of the Dutch company that handles the music rights.

I’m guessing artists most definitely make more from streaming services, at least in the Netherlands.

Radio stations generally pay some organisation/company for the rights to play music.

I’m sure there’s some way to monitor that using ADB or another tool, but at that point you’re wasting so so much time that you should just get an open source trusted app.

I’m going to take a guess and say that it might be possible for it to still be, for example GBoard may share info with the other Google apps who then share it with the world.

Otherwise, if it’s completely blocked from the outside world? Definitely not.

Hetzner and Gmail

Hasn’t helped most of them in western Europe though, in a lot of elementary schools they now teach about basic computer skills like how folders work (and they spend weeks on that).

It’s never been about a specific company or anything, it’s just that more people are using computers and don’t actually have to learn anything to use them.

Clearly enough people for this to be a point, a big majority of people in the US still do at least in the places I’ve stayed in.

There’s nothing inherently wrong with SMS.

The generalization is odd, but they don’t want to download another app either. I really hope federation and such is the future just for things like this alone.

There’s no bitterness going on here, it’s probably easy to generalize the people who use Facebook apps especially when they instantly come back saying X app sucks in a rude way.

computer, laptop, single board computer name, auto, build server

I name devices after what their purpose is and what they do + number.