Lack of self irony... I was also looking for this :)

Having just re watched the show, it is remarkable how little changed for the better...

Fairphone os _is_ android...

Yes, you're correct. With Fairphone 6 and eOS they completely degoogled, tho - at least that's the claim.

I did something similar with pulseaudio about 15 years ago, had an old thinkpad running Debian, and then multicast activated on my source. Worked surprisingly well!

fbpurity.com works quite well for me on desktop, on m.facebook.com, it does not.

It also makes it painfully clear how little user interaction there is publicly on the site...

My brain swapped the second zero to a two... But I did think the 1990 reference a little odd..

I use the 2S and the 3 over Bluetooth (Windows 10 and Linux (Pipewire/pulseaudio)) and they generally work well. But on Linux I sometimes get lagging sound on my bt headphones, when I use the mouse heavily, and on Windows I get a rubber band effect on the mouse when I use a headset for calls, but not music. ymmv

Why not Matrix?

Spent some time reading through matrix specification; my opinion is that it's overkill in some ways and under-delivers in some parts of its specs for my usecase, enough to justify writing a whole new protocol from scratch

With that being said, we're working on implementing a matrix compatibility layer!

SteamOS literally has a desktop mode, standard KDE, and you can install any applications that are in Arch repos or served as flatpaks.

Could we get numbers from the rest of the world before we make a verdict? There is 10 times the people outside the US, as inside...

The article is specifically about the browser usage distribution among users accessing US Government websites.

We should always try to avoid needless USA-centrism! But I think the USA-centric focus here is appropriate.

I talked to a guy who "managed software development", and when I asked him about the resources om their developer machines (some kind of VM), he got angry at me when I laughed nervously when he didn't know what RAM was.

No wonder a lot of modern software is terrible.