Open source software comes as-is and without warranty but that doesn't mean you can't criticize what people are doing in this space... In fact i'd argue it is integral to it.
kevinsky
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I think there's something beautiful about people getting from music what they look for in it, even if the lyrics litterally counter it.
They'd have to make Android propiatary for that and that also means that all the contributions made to it by everybody else will stop. Don't see that happening.
They are working on their "own" phone which should alleviate a fair number of concerns with what Google might be doing to sabotage them.
I remember that staistic from decades ago. I wonder if it still holds true. The Dutch have been undergoing their own neoliberal fleecing of late. Rents are skyrocketing. Deregulation and union busting has taken their toll.
According to some cursory googling it is. But you are also correct with the rest you're saying here ofcourse.
Yes, please. The more users we have on Graphene the harder we are to ignore as a user base.
I'm working off of the assumption they are, but you could be on to something.
You can function in today's society just fine, it's just less convenient.
But the problem here is not only that you need a smartphone to begin with, but also one specifically from either Google or Apple. Having something else (like a phone with Sailfish or GrapheneOS or any other custom rom) also doesn't work.
There's isn't even an actual relationship between paying people more money and the price of the product to an individual. Not like that at least, and especially not with high volume fast food where the amount of time an employee takes to make a single unit is neglegible.
Big Macs in the Netherlands are in the same ballpark as in the US, price wise, despite higher wages for "buger flippers" and better overall benefits, job security and working conditions.
No no. We don't do obvious solutions.
It's almost like all the organizations that had issues with this rescue op and told people to just leave it alone knew what they were talking about.
People that can impulse buy outragiously expensive watches and cars shouldn't be lecturing the plebs on what to splurge on.
Especially not food. Food is one of last big joys of life for the commoners. Any splurge here is entirely valid.
These people need to stop getting platformed. If you're in such a position, please just enjoy your privilege in silence and leave us the fuck alone.