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  • Fairphone is good, yes, but it’s also like 500€, and that’s too much for a phone IMO - I’m not saying that they’re not worth it, but that’s a lot of money for something that’s so easily lost or broken. Even factoring in Fairphone’s superior repairability, it’s a hard sell for me.

    Haven’t looked into Jolla for a while. But these are the first two sentences on their website:

    Jolla is a Finnish company specializing in privacy-first OS and Edge AI solutions. Founded in 2011, we continue the legacy of Nokia and MeeGo, driving mobile innovation into the human-centric AI era.

    Can’t say this inspires much confidence. Probably still better than Google Pixel, though, so I’m going to look into that some more.


  • Yeah. I even installed GrapheneOS on my phone, but I have such a distaste for smartphones at this point that I barely do anything with it beyond basic necessities. TBH I don’t know what I’ll do for my next phone, I don’t want to keep buying into this ecosystem, but Fairphone or the various Linux phone attempts are expensive and I need a little more features than what a “dumb phone” provides.

    I wouldn’t call laptops “smart”, though. It’s too easy to install Linux on them.


  • It’s been the way of things lately … smartphone, smart home, smartwatch, wearable tech, machine learning … so much wasted potential. And even if you build your own solution without big tech, almost none of the people you know will do the same, often even if you literally give it to them for free.
















  • rumschlumpel@feddit.orgto196@lemmy.blahaj.zoneenby rule
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    German is currently going the opposite direction, because job names are visibly gendered in German and they generally follow traditional gender roles. I kinda hate it, people would naturally start assuming that a doctor etc. can be female if we consistently used the generic masculinum (which was widely used until gender became a big topic 10-20 years ago). Now you have to say awkward stuff like “Ärzte und Ärztinnen” (doctors and doctresses) or “Ärzt*innen” all the time. Wish we’d at least widely adopt a form that was truly gender neutral, in contrast to e.g. Spanish German already does have a neutral grammatikal gender. e.g. das Ärzty/die Ärztys (Entgendern nach Phettberg).