Take a look at Homebrew. Essentially how it works is that it parses a definition file for package(s) and downloads and installs them (and their dependencies) in a for loop.

With a data-only SIM card.

What’s the laptop? ThinkPad?

Just use Session.

Use approx. location exists in Android.

Not bad actually, but enable binary packages to speed up compilation.

Session is a fork of Signal that doesn’t require phone numbers.

Just get an Pixel 9a from a local shop, install GrapheneOS on it and use it as your primary.

From the Online Safety Act Wikipedia page:

The act also requires platforms – including end-to-end encrypted message providers – to scan for child pornography and terrorism content, which experts say is not possible to implement without undermining users’ privacy.

Now let’s hope Parliament will still vote against it.

Danes are fascist, they pushed it through.

Afaik PowerToys has this Spotlight ripoff which searches for apps.

Good luck passing that through the Parliament. (Second paragraph of the section about CC 2.0)

Chat control. Whatever these fuckos who are pushing for this in Brussels are smoking, this must stop.

Collabora is a reskin of LibreOffice that works on web.

For LUKS.

No if you haven’t forgot your disk encryption password.

I live in Slovakia and no one gives a shit what you have on your phone here.

I don’t care about the community, I just care about the experience of using it.

Eastern Europe is more democratic than the western one.