Giving any money to these industries is bad, even if it’s a byproduct. If they were donating, it would be a different story.

Thanks for sharing. I looked into it more.

According to https://forum.fairphone.com/t/fairphone-6-linux-compatibility/123874/9

Fairphone 5 and below works.

And the following https://devices.ubuntu-touch.io/promoted/

shows Fairphone selling Gen 5 with Ubuntu touch.

https://devices.ubuntu-touch.io/device/fp5/release/noble/

Freebies https://store.epicgames.com/sales-and-specials/epic-extras

I’m curious why Fairphone is not mentioned?

Also if you’re in Canada, this site ships internationally

https://www.clove.co.uk/collections/smartphones-fairphone/products/fairphone-gen-6

Free game, detailed 2d graphics on the main page. Maybe!

How do you know?

How do you know?

Mistral AI!

Alternatives:

Vaultwarden for self hosting.

1Password for Canadian (Hi 😄)

Bitwarden is great and easy to use. And provides to FOSS community although is not fully free.

Chip production is a weird industry.

For general purpose, seems Taiwan and China does it all.

U.K. as a second contender with Raspberry Pi.

I cannot speak for mobile phones, but if included as a main CPU provider, South Korea might be included with Samsung.

But for weird chips for specific purposes, even here in Canada we make some, but for specific industries.

RISC chips

I’d love to use these are signals to know when I my home server services are down though. I might be one. I do have an Raspberry Pi 4B, but I’m not sure how I will connect LEDs to it with the case open. I might be better open opening up my RPI 4B.

Oh man, this thing is long. I just need to know what I can use to host a Valheim server with.

There is no way thing can run a Valheim server:

• https://www.raspberrypi.com/products/rp2350/
• https://www.raspberrypi.com/products/raspberry-pi-pico-2/

Wow, Invidious link too, good stuff!

Personally I’d love a big ass Raspberry Pi, but I might be bitting my tongue at that one.

Same! I heard Raspberry Pis kind of use Risc-V. But I don’t understand enough to know which of their devices do.

Neat, I’ve never heard of these.

I was thinking of doing it once a day. Even if I have to manually initiate it to be legal. It would only be for personal non-public nor commercial reasons.

It would save me time from manually copying the HTML over to an LLM or something.

Still waiting for someone to break the market for us. Doesn’t need to be Canadian owned. Although I’m not sure who would be a distributor. Maybe https://openbox.ca/

Haha, the game emulator is awesome, but I actual use the file manager so still good