oscardejarjayes [comrade/them]

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Cake day: September 21st, 2023

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  • Seems mostly great, but I’ve heard a lot of negative things about /e/OS. It’s probably better than Google-ized Android, but GrapheneOS had a lot of complaints about its security, and most importantly it has proprietary systems and applications included. Proprietary applications by default (some that they’ve written?) is weird and worrying for a privacy focused OS.

    GrapheneOS is the goat, imo. Hopefully we’ll get more devices supported soon.



  • you don’t pay up front at the ER, and there’s nothing stopping you from just not paying. Hospitals will want the money, though, and they’ll harass you to get it.

    In those extreme circumstances you might get NGO or GoFundMe money to pay for your medical care, or if the National Guard gets deployed for a natural disaster they might be able to treat really minor wounds for free. Some Hospitals have financial aid, but that’s usually by poorness, not emergency. Some hospitals will give free care if they’re connected to a University, or you’re getting experimental treatment and/or are a part of a research group, but that’s only some of their patients, generally just for chronic diseases, and doesn’t necessarily pay for everything. Some certain hospitals will have specific things for some people that are free, I remember a certain hospital treating gunshot wounds for free or something like that, thanks in part to a deal with the state.










  • It’s not user-oriented the way the distros based on it are. apt is mediocre and slow compared to a lot of other distros package managers.

    The out of date software is really important for new users for one big reason, and that’s hardware compatibility. Arch Linux, especially with AUR DKMS, can work with basically anything supported by Linux. Debian will struggle with anything sorta new. Having on old kernel, like Debian does, is one of the worst things a distro can do, for performance, for compatibility, and more.

    Their software is also actually super duper out of date, too. To the point where KDE on Debian and Kubuntu is several versions out of being supported. A lot of software developers are sick of people reporting fixed issues because the user is using Debian, so they tell them to use a more up to date distro.