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Even if it does “disappear”, you’d still be able to use it if you have it on your computer. And probably archive.org will have the binary saved.

No use, it just looks nice. Back when I first tried using Linux coming from Windows, that was a feature I missed. Not so much now, but it’s a nice to have

Is your kindle updated to the latest version? I jailbroke mine and now I use Koreader exclusively.

Why do you use transmission? Genuinely curious. The times I tried to use it, it seemed so basic and lacking functionality

Why Debian 12 specifically?

If they do sudo systemctl enable --now bluetooth they don’t have to restart

I haven't seen Project Hail Mary by Andy Weir here. It's Sci-Fi, it might not be very sanderlanchey but it's one of my favorites. I read it in a weekend, and it usually takes me 1-2 weeks to read a single book. I gripped me from start to finish, and had a great conclusion. I recommend you give it a try!

+1 for fedora here. In my experience, laptops don’t play great with Linux, but fedora has been very stable. Everything really “just works” on my laptop and it hasn’t been like that with other distros. It’s the only one I could actually recommend at this point.

It’s not about it being for adults or for children. Mastodon is indeed a weird name, and people who have never heard of this platform with lots of things on their mind are more likely to dismiss it if it doesn’t immediately capture their attention / they don’t immediately know what it means.

While this naming “issue” is definitely on the bottom of priorities, I do find it worth mentioning, if only just for the sake of conversation. Plus, it’s kind of interesting to think about how something that, at first, doesn’t seem that important might influence the success of a product.

There’s zonos, and I heard of another one called GPTsovit or something like that, but I haven’t tried that one. Zonos is pretty easy to setup and run though. Another one is Kokoro, search for Kokoro TTS to find it on google.