For those important accounts maybe consider adding secondary emails with a completely different provider if they have an option for that. Don't put all your eggs in one basket.
I dropped out recently but I still remember how they required use of LLMs in the useless intro classes for some assignments and the other assignments were also busywork so everyone used AI. The final presentations all contained multiple citations to OpenAI and Copilot for most of the pictures used.
I have a different provider but in case you didn't know you do need to have google play services installed with network access to set up an eSIM. You can delete it afterwards. I just used the qr code in the email from my cell provider to avoid having to install an app.
NixOS unstable. I like being able to define my system as code. I also don't need that high of stability and would rather have more up to date software in most cases. I have thought about using stable releases for things like basic http and DNS servers but haven't gotten around to it yet.
I already used desec.io for my domains back when I had static IP blocks at home so I just used the dyndns api with ddclient to update them automatically for my dynamic IP.
For those important accounts maybe consider adding secondary emails with a completely different provider if they have an option for that. Don't put all your eggs in one basket.
Neovim has used AI for even longer.
If so I wouldn't have been able to resist saying vim as one of them.
I dropped out recently but I still remember how they required use of LLMs in the useless intro classes for some assignments and the other assignments were also busywork so everyone used AI. The final presentations all contained multiple citations to OpenAI and Copilot for most of the pictures used.
rbw is an unofficial CLI client which works with vault warden.
Most 3d printer firmwares run on a microcontroller without Linux.
I have a different provider but in case you didn't know you do need to have google play services installed with network access to set up an eSIM. You can delete it afterwards. I just used the qr code in the email from my cell provider to avoid having to install an app.
I think you can figure out the answer. You are on the elixir community after all.
NixOS unstable. I like being able to define my system as code. I also don't need that high of stability and would rather have more up to date software in most cases. I have thought about using stable releases for things like basic http and DNS servers but haven't gotten around to it yet.
My encryption key dies with me and nobody will be bothered to save my drives and crack them.
Gcompat is not very effective but most open source software works with minimal patching.
Both slicers work fine but there are some dpi scaling issues in my experience (both Orca and Prusa) on 4k monitors.
I don't know much Haskell but for other languages I use dbmate which is a language independent tool for handling migrations.
I already used desec.io for my domains back when I had static IP blocks at home so I just used the dyndns api with ddclient to update them automatically for my dynamic IP.
Almost everything that can be is: laptops, desktop, servers (LUKS), phone (grapheneos)
email, domain names, VPN
mine XMR on a few computers
I don’t work but I use a script using w3m to print HTML as text. You can find those in the aerc repo.
aerc with mbsync and msmtp and neovim for composing
I don't really care about phones and my parents give me their old iPhones for free.