/usr/bin

There, no clicking needed. 🙃

I feel like the comment was sarcastic. At least, that’s how I read it in my head.

Last time I used Authy, you had to sync codes to another device, IIRC. Still, most peoples’ phones have a lot more than just auth codes on them. My warning was meant to address all those other data, too.

But now that I think about it, wiping and rooting a fresh/temporary device, syncing Authy, exporting with Aegis, then importing back to your main device would work…

If you have a rooted phone, Aegis can import from several other apps, including Authy, automatically.

But don’t try to root your unrooted phone to unlock that capability. Rooting requires wiping the device, so you lose your data in the process.

Yes. And some states (e.g. Washington) already have.

The governing documents may not prohibit the installation of a solar energy panel by an owner or resident on the owner’s or resident’s property […]

Some people just prefer to care for their little digital dolphin in peace.

Here’s the lbry link to that Odysee link:

lbry://why-it-was-almost-impossible-to-make-the#9

company where every single employee has control/voting rights

Isn’t that called a co-op? I hear those tend to do well.

I ran Debian Sid on my primary computer for a few years, and it broke hard several times, requiring things like booting into recovery and package dependency untangling to fix. It was years ago, so they might have better safeguards against that now, but there’s no way I’d recommend that to a new Linux Desktop user.