With Unicode, you can.

Is “Optimus” a brand of wood-chippers?

If buying isn’t owning, piracy isn’t theft.

Good thing I mostly use F-Droid (because finding anything useful on Google Play is a pain)

Unless it has changed recently, I think most distros default to running on the Nvidia GPU all the time: Switching back and forth doesn’t always work. (Or at least, that’s how my laptop run with Manjaro)

Marketing discovered AI can code (terribly).

Vacuuming your place while you go get groceries is pretty nice, according to my late mother. And her favorite feature was: the thing easily fit under the bed, so she didn’t have to remind herself she was not as spry as she used to be.

USB-C enzyme?! Damn, that’s one universal bus!

Could someone tell Microsoft I switched to Linux ten years ago? They don’t have to encourage me anymore.

The only complex part of the hardware is the HP cartridge controller, and you have at least part of the work here: https://hackaday.io/project/176931-hp-printer-cartridge-control-module/details

Pretty sure you can find schematics to make a BT100 printer somewhere ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/BT100 ). You wouldn’t want to, but you can.

More seriously, I think the main problem is simply achieving a usable resolution for a 3D printer is way easier than for a 2D one. Hence why the real hard part (the print head) is using an HP cartridge instead of rolling out their own here. Given my quick googling, it’s usually that or building an inaccurate pen plotter and calling it a printer…

We’re not exactly great at economics too…

Because remaking the world to suit what robots we can make is more work.

Well, I have a Chuwi Hi8 that I recently managed to get to mostly run on Linux (The hardware is a bit on the strange side: It’s meant to be more an Android tablet than a PC, and outdated as hell). Gnome works pretty well, but scrolling can be a pain if the app isn’t really meant for touchscreens. But it’s good enough for browsing at least…