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It has always been despite him. There are some brilliant people at SpaceX which made eveything from Falcon Heavy to Starlink to Dragon possible.

They needed to keep Musk distracted so he didn't interfere with operations too much.

It really depends on your use case. My Titan's MediaTek is enough for me as I don't do super intensive tasks on it. In a pinch it does the job. If I'm away and need to quickly SSH into my servers, I can do that, no problem. I can make calls and text people and it has a huge battery. Right now it's as de-googled as it can get with the stock ROM.

The drawback is that due to the wonky 1:1 aspect ratio display, a lot of apps either have bugs or bad usability, because they were created for taller scrrens. To me, it doesn't matter, as I cut down on smartphone usage and just have a handful of apps.

There are still some smartphones that have hardware keyboards. Unihertz makes a few (I have the very unwieldy OG Titan). There's also the Fxtec Pro1 X.

Sony still uses multicolor notification LED in their phones.

You do not want to fight a Chimpanzee

"Jamie, pull up that video"

Your body uses electricity to send nerve signals…

"self-hosted alternative to nervous system 2023 foss reddit"

"I can't live with modern tech anymore"

uses modern tech

A truly paranoid individual unplugs every piece of technology and uses nothing with screens, buttons or electricity going through it.

I cancelled my subscription a couple of months ago.

Instead, I donate monthly to SomaFM, a very nice radio station with a lot of xool genres.

It's crazy how much I missed the lack of control over what the next song was. I ended up listening to mores stuff outside my comfort zone.

Amazing trip back into time, thank you for the nostalgia trip.

I Come In Peace / Dark Angel (1990) - campy sci-fi action with a really interesting premise.

I watched it as a kid on VHS in the early nineties, then spent 20 something years trying to remember its name.

As long as we keep using it. People maketh the platform.

I wonder how many production servers use Arch and how many use Ubuntu.