Thank you for the work you put into this.
A suggestion if you don’t mind: Use headings and bullet points to structure the text and make it easier for the reader (and maybe yourself) to take in the information. As it is it’s a wall of text that is hard to parse.
You just have to Nix it all together.
Turning a blind eye is not secure.
So you are saying this should make Firefox exempt from scrutiny when it comes to how its security compares to that of Chromium?
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seems like Valve uses Arch
Seems like? Have you been living under a rock?
SteamOS 3 is based on Arch and was released 2022 with the Steam Deck.
Scary in what context? For the user? For you as the host? Something else I’m not thinking of?
If it wasn’t for RouterOS which is closed source and has such a dated ui/ux…
but not really modern hardware
That is kind of an understatement, I believe the hardware is now at least 8 years old if I’m not mistaken, and to me the biggest deterrent right now. If they updated the hardware to relatively modern standards I wouldn’t mind the price tag and probably buy one immediately. As it stands though, no chance.
Is mentioning Barbara Streisand in this context feminist propaganda? 😄
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That’s one product, does that really justify OPs remark “After years of pushing their proprietary and closed solutions”?
Who are you quoting? And which proton solutions aren’t open source?
Is red shirt guys name sunk cost by any chance?
Pretty sure an LLM is much more helpful in teaching than this useless comment.
It’s a scenario that Neal Stephenson covers in his book “Fall; or, Dodge in Hell”. Interesting read, although it’s one of my least favorite books of him and I liked the first book in the “Dodge” series a lot better.
I expected so much more from a website called “techwavearena” /s