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From what I have heard, the most beginner-friendly distros are Fedora, Mint, and Pop!OS, but I'll be looking at and comparing Debian as well.

College / university, the thing right after highschool.

I think many technical educations are dependent on Windows to some extent, but I'm not sure how it is with humaniora / social studies-focused education programs.

You're right. I actually bought my current Pixel phone secondhand, so I'll check out the market for computers. Do you know of any red flags to watch out for in secondhand computer ads?

I have, unfortunately they're too expensive for me.

What's the name of this video again? I remember having to watch it before every movie on a scrappy little DVD-player laptop.

Idk why I find im a albatroz so funny

Edit: I didn't see the community, sorry, feel free to disregard this comment lol

Phone OS: GrapheneOS Calendar: Fossify Calendar Files: filen.io Gallery: Fossify Gallery E-mail: ProtonMail Notes: Notesnook Keyboard: HeliBoard Maps: OrganicMaps Passwords: Proton Pass RSS: Feeder Step counter: Forest YouTube frontend: NewPipe, FreeTube Weather: Breezy weather

I still use services like Spotify, FB Messenger, and Play services for some of my banking apps. I'm a bit new to this whole privacy thing and custom ROMs, but so far it feels good. When I buy a computer I'll install Linux on it.

stick

Voyager does!

Oh well. I did what I could and cast my vote for them. Don’t regret it, though, for my first time voting.

Logical choice, no?