I will always recommend buying or building a small home theater PC (htpc). Then you get a wireless keyboard with a connected track pad and you are set.
If you are more tech savvy, you can save money and recycle by simply installing Linux on an old laptop/pc that you are not using and plugging it into your monitor.
Layoffs at a company like Amazon -- which has a relatively low cash salary ceiling -- is more of a way to steal employee pay, in the way of keeping unvested stocks that were part of a compensation package.
I never liked stocks as part of compensation packages purely from the point you don't even know if you will actually vest and receive that stock because who knows what will happn in 3-5 years. Let alone what the stock price will be by then.
Anyone know if fairphone will work on Google Fi?
Agreed, it's also true that used combustion engine cars can be a great value.
I haven't tried to do this. But maybe Kodi? Jellyfin might also work.
I haven't used vim in a while, so not sure. But you can use vim key bindings in emacs with evil-mode.
Org-mode can also be exported into markdown.
Markdown is cool since it's used in a lot of places. But org-mode has so many more features and can be a drop in replacement in most cases.
If you like obsidian but want a FOSS alternative, you might want to try out emacs org-mode and org-roam.
Here is an example video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AyhPmypHDEw
Hops isn't only for beer. You can dry them and make it into a tea to help you go to sleep.
Arch, NixOS and openSUSE Tumbleweed are very supported.
Source: https://wiki.hyprland.org/Getting-Started/Installation/
I would recommend an Arch based distro if you want to keep it simple. That will give you access to the AUR and compatibility with the arch wiki.
PS: Arch can be very stable, especially if you use an LTS kernel and don't restart during updates.
It's also on the AUR if you don't want flatpack
Jellyfin is great