Also macOS and iOS are basically the same OS under the hood at this point. They’re closer than many Linux distros are to each other

I wish the word explosion in that title was literal 💥🤭

Personally I’m comfortable on Notesnook and tbh I trust them more

It is a paywall, you just pay with your data. Except Google gets the revenue and not the website so maybe a second paywall will be “necessary”

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Sooo, the solution is install an extension by Kagi that can read all your traffic? Still doesn’t seem all that private to me

Past few months? I’ve tried several instances since over a year ago and absolutely never did I get decent results, unfortunately. They always get rate limited by Google and/or some other error occurs.

Cool B)

I actually think AI MrBeast content would be more ethical than his actual videos. Which already use lots of AI anyway

I personally prefer the Mullvad client since, at least on MacOS, it allows you to exclude specific apps from the VPN, while the ProtonVPN client does not! I still use ProtonVPN instead though, since it’s also significantly cheaper for me.

When corporations commit crimes it’s called business

It’s only worth it if you want to support Mozilla imo. If you don’t care about Mozilla, get Mullvad instead

Revolut is a data mining company that demands you use Google’s services or an iPhone to use.

It’s sad that this gets downvoted to hell. As a MacOS user who appreciates beautiful UI, this is a major pain point for me on Linux. And yes, Windows is the absolute worst at this.

Fight Graphite with Graphene!

this is not reddit

I sure love seeing ads on my Lemmy feed!

Ever heard of Pokémon??

I was in a very similar situation when shopping for my current laptop so here are my thoughts: I set out looking for a lightweight and relatively powerful 13" Linux laptop and ended up with an M4 MacBook Air. Despite what a lot of people wanna say, the MacBook Air is one of the best deals you can get for an ultrabook, especially on these newer generations, as others I’ve looked at struggle to compete in performance per watt while at the same price point and with lower build quality. Seems to me that with the requirements you’ve listed, you will have to compromise on a few things if you want the advantages of running Linux.

The FW13, best fit I can think of, is a wonderful machine, you will probably have a good time with it, but it certainly does not have as good of a build quality, battery life nor UX refinement as a MacBook. The difference isn’t massive but it is there. These are common compromises when you buy into more ethical tech.