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Saw a book recommended around here somewhere with some good perspective on this: How to Keep House While Drowning by KC Davis.
One of the big starting points is recognizing that care tasks are functional, not moral. Having those doom piles does not make you "bad" and cleaning them up will not make you "good". Caring for yourself and your space is about providing functionality. That's it.
Yup, that's why I'm hoping wireless meshing technologies improve to a point that we can start to replicate things
Probably something more like VPN tunneling. The web we have today, but without having to subscribe to an ISP to connect to peers outside your LAN.
I wonder if it'll ever be feasible to do some kind of mass, federated mesh networking to cut out the ISPs altogether.
No, it's showcasing the ability to install Android apps.
which offers 99% compatibility with Android apps, including WhatsApp, Google Maps, and Spotify.
Sure, but the point is, it doesn't come with WhatsApp on it.
I mean, it's not like it comes preloaded or anything. It's Linux, you can choose install (or not install) whatever you want.
Edit: Good Lord, it actually does come preloaded. Unreal.
Compute.