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My life is sadly busier than I’d like already so adding this on right now just isn’t in the list of options. Good to know tap payments don’t work with GrapheneOS means I’ll have to get a physical card again.

Any data that’s on it is in a private cloud (infomaniak/filen) so that’s not the issue.

Its reinstalling everything, setting it all up, personalising it, etc.

I use this thing a lot and need it for work, so not being able to have a backup that I can use in case it takes longer than expected is a no-go for me.

I will never ever return to iPhones that was a horrible 1.5 years

Also I’m very pro !buyfromeu@feddit.org / !buyeuropean@feddit.uk so totally not looking at US based alternatives

Omg yeah I did not think about that I feel dumb now thanks

To install a de-googled android version

This really is the 1 thing stopping me from switching over now. I got a google pixel only a few months ago and don’t want to have to completely reinstall everything AGAIN already. I wouldn’t mind if I had 2 phones so always have a working one, but having to change everything on my 1 phone right now just feels too risky.

This to save 100$, he’s so real for that

You are aware I’m talking about birthright citizenship here yes?

All key sellers on http://isthereanydeal.com/ benefit the developer

Its better to pirate than buy from sites like G2A and kinguin where you could also sell your keys cause those are mostly fraudulent.

What a chad move

This only works if you go to the green countries:

Edit: Source

Ok look I’m all against the BS they’re pulling but lets not forget the fact SpaceX has made anything space related significantly cheaper than NASA ever could in the same timeframe. The money lost on these experiments is peanuts compared to what they’ve saved already AND are needed to progress towards our space-age. I really hope with France putting more money towards competing with SpaceX we’ll have an EU alternative that can actually compete on price.

First of all try accepting donations on your free software to get a bit of side income!

Secondly, look for companies that offer traineeships. I work in QA and basically any consultancy takes even non-IT people for their traineeship cause of the shortage we have.

Maybe something towards electrical engineering could interest you? Check for certificates/bachelors depending on how far you want to go.

As a sidenote, just try to get some sort of job even if not in IT. Being active in the job market makes you much more interesting to hire even if people tell you its not.