I'm gonna guess they're totally cool with it.
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Yeah, I used to give myself buzz cuts. 1 length all around. Not too difficult.
I'm having a tough time deciding. On the one hand Pixel+GrapheneOS would probably be the most private and secure. On the other hand, Fairphone would be the easiest to repair.
I like doing things myself (up to a point) and not being at the mercy of some repair shop. I also don't want to buy another phone for a really long time.
Although the Trump regime is also a real threat....
Every time I hear him speak, I am reminded of just how stupid he is.
I know this is common knowledge on Lemmy, but damn it's still nice to read. When I talk to folks around town, they all think he's a genius... it's really jarring.
Oh, interesting. https://www.clove-technology.com/collections/smartphones-fairphone/products/fairphone-gen-6
Is this the original (Android) version directly from Fairphone? I know Murena sells the Fairphone too, but it seems like they preinstall /e/OS.
Is anyone using the Clove Fairphone in the US?
Wat. Naow...
looks left - Someone installing Guix
looks right - Someone browsing their Immich library on Librewolf
looks behind - Someone commenting about how we shouldn't support facists
looks across the street - Google, Apple, Facebook, Walmart, MAGA, OBEY, SLEEP, MARRY AND REPRODUCE
Well... fuck.
I've considered a safe, but I've heard the paper contents may mold if left in there too long. Currently too lazy to manage that.
I've noticed the more subscriptions I add, the slower my feed loads. All does seem to load faster for me as well.

I am kinda interested in WireGuard, but how does it work with multiple non-PC devices on different networks? Tailscale runs seamlessly on my Arch laptop, but Android, TVs, and streaming sticks have hiccups from time to time.
I have services that I want to share with my non-techie family. If a service stops working, they suck at debugging and fixing the issue on their own.