kekmacska

i also run a degoogled custom rom. but not risc-v

they collect data about every user, not just abortion seekers, propably

a step in privacy is better than zero. Always. discussion terminated

then you can forget any compatibility, but you know. I think privacy needs to be sensible, and it should not go in such ranges that highly limits usablity

they most likely want to game on their laptop as well. Linux is capable, but usually requires good configuration and troubleshooting, that a gen alpha kid can't do, and parents are busy. This is why it is not a widely practiced thing

those can be open-source and selfhosted, no?

there are many more type of websites, other than html

"i don't have anything to hide" mfs when their passwords get leaked:

for gaming, i will buy very capable hardware. ryzen 7 7th or ryzen 9 7th series cpu, 32gb 6000mhz ddr5 ram, 3000mb/s SSDs, rx 7800 xt. On proton db, these devices tend to have good scores. Also i don't play with ANY competitive games at all, so don't have to worry about anticheat. I should be fine then, right? Without dualbooting, that complicates things to an unnecessary degree

most of the times i got notified of the ban.

there are unofficial builds around + you can build for yourself i you have a high-end linux desktop