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1. A very cheap smartphone that is decent performance-wise and comes with Lineage, Graphene OS or something similar.

2. A machine that can turn thoughts/dreams into video, image, or other mediums.

a social media platform is a technology

The Mastodon instance I use has a character limit of 1000

a black hole

Not NVidia driver-related, but I would recommend KDE Neon or Kubuntu since they’re both KDE and Ubuntu-based, KDE Neon is made by KDE while Kubuntu is an Ubuntu flavor.

Godot 2 already exists, being the one before Godot 3, so in the slim chance of this happening it would not be named Godot 2

Not much of a pirate, but I do like blocking ads. In that situation, here are some browsers I believe would still have ad blocking capabilities.

Firefox-based browsers:

• Librewolf (privacy-focused; comes with uBlock Origin)

• Tor (don’t know much about it, but it probably would have ad blocking still)

Chromium-based:

• Vivaldi (it appears they have built-in ad blocking; closed source though)

• Bromite (mobile; not sure if still continued)

You mean a FOSS Clip Studio Paint or maybe Paint Tool SAI? IIRC Adobe Illustrator is a vector-based program

mpv is what I used, but I switched to VLC because of the interface

• KeePassXC, it is a client for KeePass password management, works great

• Krita, KDE’s awesome drawing program

what does toy-like mean?

I am on Kbin too and I haven’t had that many issues, an API seems to be being worked on. I guess that’s just what to expect from recent, early-beta software.

https://codeberg.org/Kbin/kbin-core

they did, “Recently I’ve gave up Windows for Linux”

Librewolf, basically Firefox but more privacy, I did tweak some settings for usability which may have made it a bit less private though

I usually install noto-fonts

I recently moved to Arch from Artix, I followed the installation guide and installed with btrfs. My experience in both systems was/is great, the software is up-to-date. I mostly use system packages, flatpaks and sometimes AUR packages.

I have not had any system-breaking issues.

You could use an extension that changes your user agent but I’m not sure how well that’d work

You mean “recent bookmarks”? Huh, never noticed that was there. I think it’s probably locally stored and not really a thing websites can just access.

What about Kiwi and Iceraven (Iceraven is a Firefox fork which has more extensions)

I also use Iceraven but mobile Firefox has support for some popular extensions