On 09/18/2019 05:38 AM, Dmitry Alexandrov wrote:
> You’ve dismissed three point, but there is still one left: hardware graphics rendering.  Your common sense might suggest that it is the least important issue, but no, quite the opposite: it is considered essential for any *droid-running PC, so many programs just won’t run without it.

I thought it would just make everything really slow, falling back to
software rendering.  Thanks for the correction! :-)

> Not to insult anyone, but that’s growing into tendency: the most extreme software freedom advocates I meet on the Net turns out to be those who actually does need even a thousandth of it.

Could you rephrase that?  I can't quite understand "who actually does
need even a thousandth of it."  Are you saying even one of the smallest
rights are very important?

Richard Stallman said: "I've never installed GNU/Linux."  Although I
can't program, I can somewhat read code, and I can ask questions about
it and find someone who can modify the code to do what I want.

> Ehm...  Is that a sarcasm?  You’ve just called to promote ‘nophone’, have not you?  :-)

If most people can acquire a Replicant device for just $25 or $80, maybe
not everyone has to go as far as use the NoPhone.  Although I'm
habituated to it at this point and see no reason to change.

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