Trent

Helix for really quick edits, emacs for pretty much anything else. I do use tridactyl in firefox though, does that count? 😁

I've heard some of the captcha bypass libraries do that because it's a lot easier to process speech than images.

That's what the headphones icon is for...audio captcha.

Total Launcher is where I landed.

Also, Heliboard is a pretty decent keyboard.

What if I compromise and reveal that it's a dick that unlocks it, but not whose?

I might actually, I have someone dropping by a spare laptop they don't want in a few weeks and I was going to toss xubuntu on it kind of by default, but maybe not.

I keep getting the urge to try an immutable distro...

I use OsmAnd+, works fine for me.

Disclaimer: I don't often go to places I'm unfamiliar with so I don't need directions very often, but when I do it seems to get the job done. YMMV.

Nope. Terrible signal/noise ratio. My video watching is mostly peertube and YT when I can't find something elsewhere.

Never stop learning.

Yup. He wasn't very attractive (but not ugly either), but was very good at talking to people. Manipulating them and playing them off on one another, delivering just the right amount of praise or scorn at the right time. Complete narcissistic asshole if you knew him well. Not to mention really racist.

OpenRouter has some decently powerful free-to-use models, but I'm afraid as far as LLMs go 'free', 'good', and 'private' are going to be pretty mutually exclusive if you can't run one locally.