At that point why not just run a rolling release? Debians whole selling point is stability which backports kinda ruins.

You can change to generic button glyphs in the controller settings I believe

Natural language processing makes TTS way more usable for people with reading disabilities. But there are absolutely no good uses of AI.

Seems pretty stupid to drop six-figures on a utility vehicle

Remote connectivity can be disabled in the head unit using the normal interfaces. If you aren’t comfortable modifying your vehicle you don’t have to.

If you want to go the extra mile. Deactivate the radios in firmware.

2024 Ford, you can disable all the remote connectivity in the head unit. If you don’t trust that disable it in firmware with an ODB cable and some pirated software.

Modern problems require modern solutions

I got in a dependency loop one time. It was my own damn fault 😂

Nobody in the thread above mentioned obesity. Nobody is saying you have to be attracted to obese people. Or disputing that it’s unhealthy.

It remains true that there is a lot of space between this extreme and the extreme portrayed in media. Body weight is not the only standard, it’s one of many.

There a vast amount of space between unhealthy physique and the unrealistic beauty standards in media.

Ahh I may have misunderstood sounds like you’re trying to “pin” applications to be launched. This is more app launcher than dock.

Wonder if rofi would suit your needs?

https://github.com/davatorium/rofi

I like the “needs of all” messaging, it combats polarization. Ultimately we are all human and should have basic rights: food, housing, healthcare, expression

Your array sounds pretty average to be fair

This is the main benefit. However, i’m finding the software I use requires less dependencies and libraries these days.

I barely even use flatpaks anymore. Almost everything is in official repos. I couldn’t tell you the last time I had a dependency conflict.

They haven’t done anything with that data yet*

While clearly the lesser evil in this moment, I wouldn’t count on that lasting forever.