Write what you know, take your time, and make many corrections before posting. If it’s very long, provide a TL/DR

For me, lengthy is enough to fill one computer screen.

I typically use a physical keyboard but Futo Voice Input is an option.

Shouldn’t you have replied to OP?

Cool Guides is good. Not a lot of posts but interesting stuff coolguides@lemmy.ca

Excellent. Thanks for the info.

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If I’m not mistaken System76 has coreboot. They used to block all Intel ME but ran into issues so now they block most Intel ME.

There is an app for android called Thunder that can do this.

That sucks but as long as Google allows the Pixel line to install GrapheneOS - I’ll always buy a Pixel.

I tried to install using a Chromebook which failed. Next, I tried my tablet, nope. I had to buy a Windows laptop to get it done. If you have a real computer, you should be fine.

Fantastic. I went with GOS over 2 years ago. It’s been great.

It’s very easy to install GrapheneOS. All the instructions are laid out on their site. There are two options CLI or a web installer.

Pixel 6a. Changed the OS to GrapheneOS. This is the best phone I’ve owned.

I use Feeder https://f-droid.org/packages/com.nononsenseapps.feeder/

The only thing in your list it doesn’t do is text to speech and once in a while I do have to go to the website but that only for very long articles.

It has a keyword filter which is probably my favourite feature.

Nitter should be able to convert a Twitter feed to rss. I do this with a number of Twitter accounts I follow. I’m not sure how a webcomic will look in rss.

I typically ignore anyone speaking a language I don’t understand, this of course includes babble and gibberish.

I have feeds for world news, science, privacy, tech. Recently, I started following a few local government departments via Nitter. Its pretty easy to do.

Happy to post what I have.

Only the truly dumb claim to be intelligent.

Thanks.

I found a penny about 10 years after they were discontinued in my county. Such an amazing day.

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