Built by one 14-year-old kernel contributor from Hyderabad

I assume they’re not comfortable to write English without machine assistance.

How fucked up do you have to be to wear these to a date?

May I ask why Chromium and not Firefox as base?

Yes, I am aware. That’s basically nothing, though.

Tbf this is far from an “insane” amount for a week.

Normal calls, no matter whether via 5G, 4G, 3G, whatever, even phone wire, are not end-to-end encrypted.

Is this relevant when using built-in zstd compression on ZFS?

but it can’t be

Not true. You can absolutely implement a boolean true/false function on an ID card. German IDs already have that. All you need is a compatible reader (future versions will work over NFC afaik).

For Linux? Not at all.
For PC related tech? Well, I find it entertaining, but I don’t find their content useful anymore.

It’s a jet for his company though, right?

What?

Doesn’t change anything for me as I a) intentionally don’t interact much with reddit anymore and b) am a VPN used and have to login because of that anyway.

But yes, reddit has gone to shit a long time ago.

Ah yes, the db0 propaganda in full effect.

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What a weak statement. Not one mention of how the donation most likely came (in part) from customer funds.

Here’s the statement from Mullvad’s co-founder himself, which at least has some substance on the why: https://dberntsson.info/2026/07/20/orebropartiet/

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MPV>VLC

Alpine Linux is an independent, non-commercial, general purpose Linux distribution designed for power users who appreciate security, simplicity and resource efficiency.

https://www.alpinelinux.org/about/

It’s also around for 20 years already, so long before Docker was a thing. But setting it up as a desktop OS would be a bit of work, I agree.

I assume Alpine Linux is very limited in terms of power usage, at least out of the box.

Haven’t watched the video yet, but I’d bet those models aren’t open source, they’re open weight and it’s probably not every way, but sure, why not.

Edit:

I might have been wrong