We still exist, but you gotta look. Tech has gotten a lot more mainstream since the 90s.

I only buy Gigabyte mobos personally.

Only potential issues I can forsee are audio driver and networking driver, but I highly doubt either of those will be an issue with any modern motherboard.

I would just buy whatever and install Linux on it. As for which one to buy, just get one from a reputable brand (Gigabyte, ASUS, ASRock, MSI, and whatever else I’m missing).

The CPU and the BIOS/UEFI/other primary bootloader are all that really matter from a software freedom perspective (hardware freedom is a different beast altogether that still has no truly viable solution for 100% freedom from head to toe yet), and unless you go with an old mobo supported by libreboot or canoeboot, then you’re going to have to deal with having Intel ME or AMD PSP, which are segmented processors inside of the CPU that has full memory access and runs proprietary code along with having a proprietary BIOS.

Shit, justice works.

Well, you see, when rich people get richer, the wealth, like, trickles down or something.

It is an app that has access to both your microphone and the internet.

Yes, but SteamOS 3.0 rebased from Debian to Arch Linux and made it specifically for Steam Deck hardware.

Snowden’s leaks are a big reason why I got into politics and FOSS and a big reason why I’m a socialist today.

Just install the NewPipe flatpak and replace the apk with whatever.

AntiX runs great on my late 90s Celeron rig with a 1.2GHz single core socket 370 Celeron with 256MB RAM.

Runs waaaaaay better than Windows XP and slightly slower than Windows 98 SE.

The place to get snaps is proprietary and exclusive.

I’d go back a few million years whenever fish decided to crawl onto land and yeet them back into the ocean.

This guy made some of the best video game music of all time. I hope he has a long, healthy retirement.

Hard to replicate the typing experience on the Deck when the hardware doesn’t have dual trackpads.

The ending definitely made my jaw drop for an extended period of time.

It’s also just a beautiful movie

Interesting. Maybe it’s because I’m using a VPN and a privacy-oriented web browser to mitigate fingerprinting.

Difficult to pick one, but Annihilation is up there.

Yes. For one, Google requires phone verification to create an account, and two, you would be giving Google a link to one specific account for every video you watch.

I don’t believe you.

Source? I don’t believe it.

Why else would the US be working so hard to ban it and make it very difficult to obtain?