While I use Vanadium, it doesn’t support the basic Firefox plugins.

To hell. In a handbasket.

You still don’t?

Dunno, for now Ironfox and Vanadium as a fallback work for me on mobile. I’m open to alternative browsers when the upstream fails.

No use cases for this so far.

Mobile service quality is defined by the baseband, which is an immutable blob to the OS. I phone rarely and currently use my old LineageOS phone for it.

I’ve got a support case for my Pixel 7a open due to potential battery issue. If I return it I will buy a different, bigger (6.7") Pixel model. My new Pixel tablet is doing fine so far.

I use tablets to read things when lying down, so notebooks don’t fit.

Matrix (Element), Signal, Telegram. Other stuff probably requires Google services which I don’t use on the tablet. Phone has Google services, but I don’t really use it for messaging other than Signal.

The endgame is that nobody has money and companies go bankrupt. The end.

I’m on GrapheneOS on tablet/phone for time being, but I’m fine going back to a dumphone and a Linux or BSD tablet or convertible.

Without fossil fuels natural bioproductivity of the planet allows for 500 million individuals sustainably, probably a bit less. So some 95% of the population will succumb to excess deaths. The only question is, how soon.

Side effects became too annoying. My job is currently not sufficiently stressfull, so I can do without. Not getting stuff done is a tradeoff, but I’m too old to care.

I was on atomoxetine before it suddenly stopped working, then on methylphenidate which only fucked me up and then on lysdexamfetamine which worked best. I have been off medication for a few years now.

The Keeling Curve and lately the isotopic composition is telling you everything you need to know. The only “good” news is that we’re at the extraction limit.

Marketing. Fresnel lenses are not going to do well with diffuse light.

The Internet is a bunch of Autonomous Systems running open source protocols. It is doing fine.

Supports Linux apps poorly.

Their ChromeOS tablets suck as well. The only reason for me to buy Google hardware is to put GrapheneOS on it.

Yes, I’ve also gone back to Hacker’s Keyboard on GrapheneOS (been using it on LineageOS for years) after checking out some alternatives. Interestingly enough, my new Pixel Tablet’s screen has less contrast than my trusty old AMOLED on my Samsung Tablet.

Thanks! FYI, I went for Hacker’s Keyboard (apk downloaded from F-Droid since newer version than GitHub) after all. I hope this does not have a severe security impact on my setup.

I’ve made a support request and chose the payout version rather than a free walk-in repair for my 7a. I will be contacted by an agent within three weeks. Probably have to revert to Google stock if I have to send it in.