I mostly like it, but can’t understand why Velocitty is using libadwaita! Even if it can now be coloured, the whole UI principles are inconsistent.

I have a feeling that it is very good at generating huge volumes of code, but not at understanding it, which is needed to actually maintain the code.

I am curious to see if any vibe-coded app is still maintainable after 6 months.

Sie wollen, dass nur Google und OpenAI, und nicht andere Suchmaschinen/LLMs, das Text Reddits durchsuchen koennen.

LLM is like a compiler? Then please replace the C sources with English and let it compile!

Why not be transparent though?

It is better, because postmarket seemed to suggest that the only goal is to make old devices usable again, while in fact its main goal is to provide a good alternative OS in general.

It would be interesting if it gets Droidian.

It also forces Android or iOS.

Keep Industry’s Duopoly on Smartphones Act

Not sure why I didn’t think of that.

We regulate them to stop using recommendation systems which are designed to be addictive.

That would turn out to be inconsistent with their writing style (even if it may be consistent with the average for that level). The personal style should become apparent from live testing.

The telecommunication is not the problem, but the addictive feeds, and they are a problem for everyone. Change social media, don’t block them.

How would they show the picture?

They should have offered two sets of ISO images.

That’s what I mean. The protocol should be open, so that the software (at least the one running on my host, the opaque smart card does not telecommunicate and is ROM) can be implemented by anyone. No, I would not accept a version that works on some immutable desktop OS with a nonfree client.

It won’t count, and I can’t isolate myself completely.

What IS going to convince them then? I am NOT using Android or iOS.

The thing is that while the EU standard does not limit hardware platforms, it does not mandate neutrality, so I can expect member states to only implement Android/iOS. In any case, I will not use that.