LopovJack

Until next update.

Brave Origin.

30.

Even desktop app on Linux and a web app.

About 80-90 min a day. Huge time saving compared to public transportation which I used previously.

How much degradation are you wiling to observe before you conclude maybe it should not be ignored?

Brave and it is not even close. Only browser where I do not need to adjust privacy settings out of the box. On Firefox I need to go hunt for flags...

Just turn off crypto stuff and off you go. Brave Origin will fix that.

Bluefin.

No need. Use GhrapheneOS without Google services. It is like dumb phone with modern browser.

Brave. Good defaults out of the box unlike Firefox where you need to fiddle with bunch of flags.

Cross-platform apps and adblocking.

For now...

There is no extensions on FF for iOS, no adblocking. It's just Safari skin.

From what source do you install those apps?

Like trans stuff?

AdGuard / uBlock Origin.

Safari as a default, Brave as a backup.

Of course you can. I'm doing it for years now.

In hospitality you can still do things in person. Try printing CV and visit some pubs/restaurants asking them do them are they currently looking for employee. At least your CV will circumvent usual CV queue.

Newsblur via Reeder app.

What would be example of good stuff that does not get to the top?

Doesn't that refer to personal data only? If you did not provide personal info to HN, would GDPR still apply?

Yes. It is so convenient that if I stumble upon app/website that does not support it I get very annoyed.

What is sh.reddit?

Linux Mint is a king of consistency. At the top 5 for many years. Best first distro imo.

Tried many but always went back to it.

My company wants me it install Microsoft Authenticator but I find that unacceptable. That is my personal device and installation of any app is my choice and my choice only.

That being said, TOTP is practically standard and every phone have a method of generating their own TOTP so I don't mind adding employer's company to my BitWarden or Apple passwords. Same way I would not have problem to have SMS as a MFA.

Ones I currently listen that might fit the bill are: Modern Wisdom, Lex Friedman Podcast, Conversations with Tyler, History on Fire.

Try to add your favourite YT channels to your rss app. That is what I do.

Kagi.

Around 50. Technology, News, Reddit, Hacker News, YouTube, and some random stuff I find interesting (car, bikes).

DEEPL Write.

Bitwarden, it works great on GrapheneOS.