Yeah the main link is broken.

This one works for me: https://pine64.com/product-category/wearable/

I was so annoyed that Google bought both Pebble and Fitbit, then did… absolutely nothing with them. Would’ve loved a low-end (sub $100) fitness tracker with ePaper.

Best thing they did was to release the pebble rights back to the creators.

I don’t think I need to emphasize this more: everything in writing! When HR decides to do nothing, and the problem escalated, you and your coworkers will have proof that you have complained (hopefully many times), and that nothing was done.

When I say escalated, it could be anything. From complaining directly to higher management that HR is useless; to the whole department doing a mass walk-out. Either way, you need proof that you have made complaints and that they fell on deaf ears.

Except they weren’t always Adobe.

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requires a phone number

That hasn’t been true for a while now.

Does it have a weird name starting with K, or have a C replaced with a K? Most likely a KDE app. (I always thought Krita was a play on Critter. Turns out it’s Swedish)

Does it have a weird name starting with G? Gnome.

Then there’s Gwenview, which was ported to QT and adopted by KDE, but was never renamed…

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moving onto Mint.

Yeah, but in another 2 years it would be the same with Mint 23. Then 24. And so on… /s

They’re just mystery meat with herbs, rolled in crumbly pastry.
The mystery is part of the fun… Is it beef, pork, or roadkill? We don’t care!

If they meant paszteciki, it looks like what the anglosphere knows as a sausage roll?

Yes. IIRC it’s based on latest LTS kernel with Google patches. So it’s been “year of the Linux phone” for a while now.

It’s unfortunate that the slop they put on top of it is such a privacy nightmare. PostmarketOS is trying to change that and supports Plasma, Gnome, etc. But it’s early days yet and still rough around the edges from what I’ve been reading.

On unfamiliar machines, I just faceroll over the function keys hoping to hit the right one…

Or, you know, ImageMagick…