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Who's "we"?

Not really.

On the contrary, _refusing_ to honor others' choice walled garden may eventually make it enough of a problem to warrant renewed efforts towards interoperability.

Or PineTab with a browser in kiosk mode (Surf?) pointing to a meet.jit.si room :)

It's a breeze to set up with NixOS as long as you're not afraid of the command line, and easy to remotely manage with SSH and fully reproducible configuration. Hit me up for a free sample VM :)

> Some people just have very bad reactions to mindfulness even if they try it voluntarily.

This is interesting. Can you share any particular examples?

Enjoy themselves.

Is this designed by the same people as https://ableton.com I wonder... Definitely a similar aesthetic.

The new private key would still be unlockable with the same fingerprint.

Too late. There is no "enemy" to lynch or forgive because most of the individuals responsible for such abuses are long dead. Their legacy has now subtly ingrained itself into the edifice of Western culture, our norms and institutions. (Now _that_ is really scary stuff. Like "ubiquitous totalitarian death cults, complete with loyal oposition" level of scary, at least if you have an aversion to cognitive dissonance and want your culture and ethics to make sense anyway, only we call it business as usual. Either way, it's disheartening to realize how humanity can ruin things sometimes.)

I think Qubes OS targets your use case. It has support for Windows 7 although I never got around to trying it out.

Can confirm, was able to run Live 9 on W7 in VirtualBox on ~decade-old hardware earlier this year. It was easy and worked like a charm. Was running Arch Linux at the time, and used the VM images from here: https://developer.microsoft.com/en-us/microsoft-edge/tools/v...

You’ll be surprised how many ways there are to track you even in Incognito