I haven’t had any device that wasn’t recognized by Linux in 15 years. Do you have examples of hardware that “normal people” use and does not work?

You’d need to have a job first

I also hated it when I had a OnePlus 8. Luckily it fell in the floor and the screen broke. My insurance repaid me the full price and with that I bought an Xperia 5 II. It is sooo much better with its small form factor, flat screen, its stereo front facing speakers, it’s headphone jack and its long battery life!

Have a look at the Xperia 10 Series (for example the Xperia 10 VI), they have all those features for what I find is a reasonable price.

Sony Xperia still have front facing speakers.

I really like that Sony didn’t abandoned good features just to follow the hype. Some of those features are a headphone jack, an SD card and a small screen (big screens also available in the 1 series).

How do you know the “average person” doesn’t do childish things when out in the wood by themselves?

Looks to me like a real hat you could see at a German music festival… if it were built out of empty beer cans and duct tape of course.

I’m curious, do people do this kind of stupid things (though funny, I must admit) at festivals all around the world?

What about selling your muscle for construction work, your face for an advertisement or your voice for airport announcements? Maybe selling your naked body is not much different than these apart from the bad connotations that you have about sex.

My request from Switzerland was accepted. It’s almost EU though.

You could try “Used to the darkness” by Des Rocs. If you like it I’ll see if I have other songs.

Don’t forget do backup important documents before doing so. Do not disconnect the power supply until the reset is complete.

Maybe the better word here instead of opinion is “hypothesis”. “The sky is red” is a hypothesis. It’s worth nothing until you prove it disprove it but it is a basis for reasoning.

Now that’s an answer, thank you.

Scientific evidence does defend it as a fact. But your first message was far from providing the evidence that OP was asking for.

This is a nice opinion! Do you have any source for this? Or would you care to explain it a bit more?

He said “technological” advancement, not “political”. I think the greed and slow politics is what is holding us back here, not technology.

In Switzerland we have the tradition that for every kg of gold stored in a bank, we have to keep an equal value of cheese in the vault.

Because it may take a lot of time to complete.