Is it really that important?

what's your usecase for it?

I have purchased nym last week.

1. I got the 1 year plan which came at a great price (price is really important for me atm)
2. its apps arent as robust and good as mullvad, use more resources. But still do able.
3. They dont offer config files
4. It's speeds seems pretty promising. Better than mullvad
5. It takes it a while to connect. Maybe up to 1m. While mullvad connected immediately.

If mullvad wasn't expensive for me I'd stick with it.

Who's jamming GPS?

Being able to pay easily. I'm in a region with no access to visa,master and other international payment methods.

The only simple way for me to buy products from otger countries is with crypto.

I dont know how these work, but why do they never use kiosk for these? They boot up a whole operating system with everything just to loop a video?

I exclusively use neovim, both on personal computers and on servers.

Just the fact that I can customize it with Lua, and therefore, languages that can compile to Lua, like fennel and guile, makes it 100 times better if you have lots of configurations. Also, the docs are better.

But in the end, vim is tge OG and I love both, but prefer neovim for my usage.

And the split isn't awkward at all. They have healthy competition and the fact that they both exist means we get better editors. Same goes for zillion linux distros out there and otger stuff.

Yes, I mentioned collapseOS in the post. I think it's very interesting.

For when there is no electricity, I think we're past the point of "software" at that point. I'm not exactly aiming for a guide to a "full-on everything is gone" situation. More like, "very bad situation which there is still some levels of civilization". I mainly used the word apocalypse because saying " we need software for when things are very bad, like revolutions and wars and partial supply chain collapse" didn't really sound interesting.

Thanks for reading!

Lazygit. Used gitui for a long while but lazygit has vim key bindings which is much nicer and it also seems much more stable.

Why are people downvoting this? Some kind of elitist behavior? "Oh no, nOrMie is posing with linUx"

Or is it something that I don't know?

I forgot to mention, I am using lineageOS with no google/Gapps.

How can I use it like my Linux comluter?

Releasing apks in github isn't a viable option? Syncthing without the android app is pretty much pointless.

EndeavorOS or Arch.