flatpak is basically linux’s app store. flatpak is easier to install because it’s just a button press and everything on flatpak is safe, and it handles updates for you, so try to use it as much as you can.

any old laptop with at least a third gen intel or something comparable works. you do want to get some extra storage via a cheap old hdd

year 0-99* sorry, now what century was that then?

now make it in Libre Office

have you actually properly tested that the results in your location are more extremist? like compared with using a vpn on ddg?

yes I don’t think a search engine should promote more extremist views but it’s pretty nice if when I search ‘left party’ I get a left party from my country, and not the American democratic party.

a tool that allows multiple isos to be on one live usb, while the usb still works as a usb

all intel drivers should be in the kernel, do you have the iwlwifi package installed?

pretty werd because dual booting shouldn’t influence download speeds

what century was year 0-100 then?

barrel jacks were great until you lost them and had to buy a new one for way too much money. but, I’d rather have a standardized barrel jack than usb c

linux has tiling windows managers that allow you to do this

ip adress only gives the nearest big city. information like this is pretty useful to show you info based on your state/province.

run lspci and see which wireless adapter you have

try using any other device on the same network. could also be a network issue if windows and linux are having issues. run a network speed test on your phone and laptop.

what network card are you using? are you downloading from the same websites that you get faster download speeds from on windows?

yes you can. coal costs ~32 cent per kWh, and uranium ~$0.0015 per kWh

yes, the same atoms are still there, but all the chemical processes in our body have stopped.

that’s still waaayyyy more efficient than coal

when you search firefox on the play store, there’s a brave ad

some companies, instead of paying youtubers a lot of money to promote the product, tell them ‘we will give you some percentage of every sale we make that was advertised by you’ They do this by giving the youtuber an affiliate link. its basically the link to the product, except for that when you open it you get a cookie that says ‘[youtuber] brought me here’ What honey did, was replace those cookies with theirs, meaning they get the cut from the sale, instead of the youtuber.

with for example, NordVPN, you get 35 dollars per sale with your affiliate link. if you watched a youtube video about NordVPN and then went into the description to buy it with the YouTubers affiliate link, honey would pop up and say ‘we have no coupons for you’ if you clicked on the close button of the popup honey would replace that cookie with theirs; if you would currently buy a NordVPN subscription, the money would go to honey, instead of to the youtuber that advertised it to you (who deserve the money)