What did they switch to?

Sounds like the MNT Pocket Reform: https://shop.mntre.com/products/mnt-pocket-reform

1. It encrypts your internet traffic in transit

It encrypts it in part of the transit, the part between the VPN server and the target is the same as it would have been without a VPN

2. It prevents your ISP or local network from seeing which destinations you connect to

True but now your VPN provider can see everything your ISP would have. Depending on the jurisdiction of your ISP and VPN, that could make it better or worse

When you buy a pc with mac os, you are usually stuck with it, at least for some time. When you buy a pc with windows, you can usually just uninstall it and install something else.

Why would ending sata ssd production create price pressure for m2 ssds? If anything, they should be able to produce more of those.

I just read it as b

Tesla has sold 7 million and something cars in total according to google. If each of those was 100k, that would still be less than a trillion in total. How could one guy get paid more than the whole company ever made?

Fair point. But I can also see why people don’t want to call it by the name the current owner wants you to use.

Don’t give them ideas

It’s an ad to call a phone number, are people buying things on the phone like this?

It’s macbooks so they would be able to run real macos. Since you still chose to install something else, it must mean that this is somehow superior.

If you can log in somehow and it manages to mount your encrypted home, you can investigate what files are using the disk space.

0 bytes free might be causing this, many things won’t work because they want to write something to disk. If logging in doesn’t work using the graphical interface, can you log in using a terminal? You can get to one by pressing crtl + alt + f1 on the login screen. If that works, you can try deleting some files and see if you can log in as usual again after rebooting.

Is this in support of ICE? Or not? Is there anyone supporting them? Why only remove Superman? I don’t get it.

This. To many people who “just want to use” a computer, the OS in the background won’t make much of a difference, but linux makes it easier for the one maintaining it.

Bitcoin is a pyramid scheme because it only keeps its value as long as people are constantly buying it. If no one wants to buy it, the value of any amount of bitcoin is zero. This is why people who have bitcoin are trying to convince anyone else to keep buying.

Your local government-backed currency does not have this problem, because you get paid with it, you pay taxes with it and vendors in your country have to accept it.

JS is difficult to avoid. Brave is easy to avoid, just use another browser.

What’s easier in Windows compared to Linux? Except the fact that you have to install it, since it doesn’t come preinstalled on as many PCs. But many people who think Windows is easy would probably still consider installing it difficult.

Don’t have to be communist to do that

so I’m going to run a USB C cable to the Pi

Isn’t that already the case in the photo? It looks like the converter including all that cabling is only there to get 5v for the fan, but it’s difficult to see where the usb-c comes from