Now I rely on a few random individuals who, for all I know could be state agents or a ransomware organization to provide unofficial versions of Lineage so I can keep using it.

Battery isn't the only problem to avoid e-waste, but it's a start.

I was using Affinity for quick edits. I happily paid for their software as it's worth what they were charging for and not subscription based.

Then it was bought and Canvas decided to release it for free. What sounds like good news, for me it's concerning: Companies need to make money. If users are not paying, well, they might actually be the product the company sells: either with ads or intelligence. I hate ads as much as I hate my data being harvested, so I'm out now.

A couple of weeks ago I found what seems to work for me now: I bought a tablet capable of running Fedora and Darktable, and that's what am using now.

Then the first question we ask it is: 'How do we fix climate change?' And it answers: 'you can start by unplugging me'

In a couple of years, the corporative communication will work like this:

You write a bunch of bullet points and feed them to an AI to create a beautiful and well written email. Your reader will feed that email into his own AI and he will generate bullet points to read.

They created that "paid cryptography addon" later, but it's hard to trust at this point.

All around the world, even people in the lower income brakets take vacation. Sometimes they travel if they can, sometimes they don't.

Working until you wear off is mostly a US thing.

Gocryptfs works well for that.

I like to use the example of a guy who did a blackface in a party back in 2000's. Although reprehensible, was not commom-sense racism back then. Today society sees it as completely unacceptable.

Eventually that guy became prime minister of Canada and things went pretty bad when that photo surfaced decades later.

Is it far to judge someone's actions by the lens of a different culture? When the popular opinion comes, they won't care about historical context.

Red Hat is looking for a Linux Build and Distribution engineer to work on the building process of several virtualization components shipped by RHEL, CentOS Stream and Fedora.

If you:

* Would like to work for a diverse company that values its "upstream first" philosophy.

* Enjoy using Linux as your day to day working tool.

* Understand how Linux building environments works.

* Love to automate processes.

We would love to talk to you !

https://global-redhat.icims.com/jobs/89037/linux-build-and-d...