You can fork, but I don’t think you can put a license on it because you are not the author.

By extension, Young Sheldon features a not at all realistic genius kid, who’s arrogant and having zero clue in socialising, but his attitude is extremely confident. I don’t find the protagonist likable at all.

Aw, no pie?😩

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MediaTek

Super relevant username.

This. It sounds like OP is trying to bootstrap the low-level system. On startup the CPU is instructed to read from the first 512 bytes from the designated hard drive if it’s MBR and run it as native code. If OP has any mean (like a butterfly) to write his own invention of boot code and Grub equivalent then it totally goes off the ground there.

Are you too skilled for Dark Souls, sir? The process of killing enemies and being afraid of dying thus losing 20 minutes of progress is the game itself.

Try the old ones. I played III in 2016 and still felt it was a great game.

Perhaps this elaboration belongs on the post body.

What is the content you want to stream? Your own music collection?

How would the audience receive it, radio frequency or internet?

What have you done or know how to do so far?

Looking at your post and the README, I can’t figure out what this app does, nor what “second brain” means.

I do.

1. Note down your street’s name
2. Look up the longitude and latitude of it on a map
3. Send those two numbers to your friend via SMS

There you go. You have to paid for your SMS though.

This is a community to discuss open source software, not a place to look for free service.

Fair enough.

At one point you said you want to offload the cloud part up Dropbox, and don’t want to maintain the cloud infrastructure. I used to integrate Collabora into NextCloud, and that’s something I don’t want to do again.

So I guess as I said, it’s way better to paid $5 a month if said cloud vendor exists, who could integrate offline office suite.

And thank you for your kind words even though you thought my comment missed your mark and not being helpful.

Please be aware that Google Docs the software is not the same with all those services running at Google’s servers.

You can steal Google Docs’ source code and run it on your own device, but somehow it won’t work because it depends on reliable connection to Google’s infrastructure. But anyway, that’s the part of it where you can seek for open source alternative.

Mentions like Libre Office and the like is exactly that.

To replicate all Google Docs offers you, you need some rich and generous millionaires hosting a swarm of servers for you, for online documents, sharing to friends, collaboration and stuff. If you are looking for “open source” alternative for this, you are practically asking for free money. You either pay for it, or host it yourself. There’s no free lunch.

I used /e/ as a daily driver before. It’s stable.

I honestly have a hard time imagining how this works. Its similar to buying stuff without a price tag. I would never buy something if the only way to know the price is to ask.

They don’t tell you how much they are going to pay you, nor how long the contract would be.

This has its pros. If all agree to use, say, deb, then some of the users will complain, “I downloaded package XYZ from Arch and it doesn’t work on Fedora!”

No. Don’t do it.

You’re not experienced enough to install and maintain a Linux installation. Fuck those who says “Bite the bullet and just install Debian! It will never crash!” They won’t fix it for you when it does.

You don’t have anyone who’s supporting you physically. They are not a phone call away. They are ten forum replies away and won’t be there when you need them.

Windows 10 is no longer supported, but no one is forcing you to either uninstall or upgrade. You can keep running it if you don’t care about potential security problems.

Windows 11 is bad, but not as bad as you accidentally sudo removed /etc/fstab in Debian. Between bad and unusable, ask yourself which one you want less. This is assuming you spent your whole life using Windows and less likely make major mistakes.

You can schedule your migration to Linux in the future though. Just build a second machine. You must have the money to build a second one. Don’t fuck with your production build.

If the applications lag to the point where you can’t stand it, you’re going to need a new phone anyway and for most people who use social media applications like WhatsApp etc., the performance of the phone goes outdated much sooner than the support of the OS.