That's just burning a hydrocarbon with extra steps.
I use Linux and have done exclusively for almost a decade, dipshit. Get some reading comprehension skills.
Free Software package managers are good, because having somebody who knows what they're doing curate the apps for you is helpful. "App stores" are evil, because you've replaced that expert with a salesperson with a vested interest in exploiting you.
Off the top of my head, I wouldn’t know the right domain to download CrystalDiskMark or EasyBCD, for example.
The way to find out the correct domain is to go to the Wikipedia page about the software.
But actually, the right way to do it is to install software using your Linux distro's package manager.
Exactly. And if he didn't, there's one way they can easily prove it. Refusal to do so is an admission.
Yes, but then that itself becomes a signal.
You have to not only resist fingerprinting, but do it in the same way as other people who resist fingerprinting.
It's also using an iPhone instead of a desktop PC. Retailers think all iPhone users are rich (or at least less price-sensitive).
Rolls 20: "but instead you lightly caress his back, and he likes it"?
Oh, duh, that makes sense. I was thrown off by the lyrics about food waste.
Neat lyrics (I love "welcome to the Internet"), a little off-topic though. Did Lemmy attach your comment to the wrong thread?

Yes.