For those important accounts maybe consider adding secondary emails with a completely different provider if they have an option for that. Don’t put all your eggs in one basket.

Neovim has used AI for even longer.

If so I wouldn’t have been able to resist saying vim as one of them.

rbw is an unofficial CLI client which works with vault warden.

Most 3d printer firmwares run on a microcontroller without Linux.

I have a different provider but in case you didn’t know you do need to have google play services installed with network access to set up an eSIM. You can delete it afterwards. I just used the qr code in the email from my cell provider to avoid having to install an app.

NixOS unstable. I like being able to define my system as code. I also don’t need that high of stability and would rather have more up to date software in most cases. I have thought about using stable releases for things like basic http and DNS servers but haven’t gotten around to it yet.

My encryption key dies with me and nobody will be bothered to save my drives and crack them.

Gcompat is not very effective but most open source software works with minimal patching.

Both slicers work fine but there are some dpi scaling issues in my experience (both Orca and Prusa) on 4k monitors.

I already used desec.io for my domains back when I had static IP blocks at home so I just used the dyndns api with ddclient to update them automatically for my dynamic IP.

What would you suggest now? IVPN and mullvad used to be my go-to VPN providers but now that they both removed port forwarding I really don’t know what to use.

Oh sorry I have no clue what I was thinking I meant >.

I don’t. Your ISP can hardly see anything you do online. Almost all websites are encrypted with HTTPS and if you are concerned about them seeing what domains you visit you can just change your dns server to quad9 or something else privacy respecting. A more valid usecase for VPN is preventing websites from tracking you IP address, downloading “Linux ISO’s” or bypassing geographical blocks and for that I used mullvad but I am looking for something else now that they blocked port forwarding.

I rarely use the containers. Instead I prefer to seperate activities with different versions of firefox. I use Firefox ESR for normal browsing, Firefox for VPN browsing and Firefox Dev/Chromium for school. I also use a different color scheme on each firefox so I do not confuse them.

For purely just privacy I would say custom rom android > iphone > stock android > samsung android.

Not really. I used it for ~2 years but after a conversation on irc 5 months ago I switched back to Firefox and I have been mostly using it ever since. Search I trust slightly more and the VPN I dont really trust at all. Also it is better to support firefox and other smaller browser engines so chromium does not have a monopoly on web browser engines. Now that I don’t use mobile as much and I don’t really care about syncing I am happy with firefox. I originally started using brave because I used an iPad a lot and brave was the only free ios browser with ad block back then. The history with injecting referrals into urls and all the crypto crap makes me not trust it much anymore.

Still fedora based