Zetta

I liked the joke, but ya arch is not compromised. Check out this user's detailed comment.

https://feddit.de/comment/8782369

They are just finally moving on from getting fleeced by the traditional massive defense contractors. Starlink satellites are an extremely cool piece of engineering, and spaceX is one of the most impressive engineering companies in the world. I'm sure these spy sats they are making are fairly advanced

Starsheild is just a satellite bus, which is just sorta like the central building block for satellites. It handles communication, navigation, etc. The government will likely be in total control of the system once it's deployed.

You definitely don't need an Apple TV, but this person has the gist right. Remove all data connections to the TV and use an external device to function as the smart part.

Yes I'm glad chat control was stopped, but it just goes to show there are wannabe authoritarians in everyone's government.

Well they do some things right but you know they are also pretty dystopian as well, trying to ban encryption so they can have total surveillance over their citizens like china and what not. Just as bad as the usa in that regard!

Sorta gross.

¯\_(ツ)_/¯ I wish but switching to Apple would be just as bad and I would want to die being forced to use their fisher price software for the tech illiterate.

Soon though, in the next 5 years I think Linux phones (I know Android is Linux, you know what I mean) will be in a good state. So hopefully I can switch soonish

Yes I have come across those. They want new data lol

Firefox and Linux have not really caused any more captchas than I had on windows, using a VPN on the other hand is horrible.

¯\_(ツ)_/¯ Well in my personal experience it has been rock solid

True, the biggest sore points of Linux is Windows software support. This probably won't work for you because you seem to use AutoCAD for work, but for me I was able to just find alternatives to programs that were not available anymore when I switched to Linux.

Me! Switched to fedora from Windows about 3 years ago and don't regret it one bit. Probably the best decision I've made in regards to personal computing in my adult life.