Personally I use AliExpress more and those times I need a thing tomorrow I use prisjakt to check what local stores have the items and I'll go there by my own. The only times I shop from Amazon is when I look for less common books. If Amazon opened in Sweden it wouldn't really change my online shopping behaviour.
I'm running openRC on all my systems and the problem is usually dependencies. As an example, both Brasero and K3b depends on something that depends on systemd. I can understand if a program uses the systemd library but these need systemd as pid 1 because reasons.
This! As I see it a major problem not only with Debian but Linux over all is the amount of outdated documentation. At least some people will when they don't find what they're looking for on the Debian wiki google for it and might end up with at best solutions that are old and outdated, or at worst solutions that are all wrong these days and might leave their system wide open.
It's 2G only so it depends on what provider you have. Some American providers plans to shut down their 2G networks. Sweden is fine as long as you're not up in the mountains in the north west.
Yeah me too. I have small hands and want to be able to use my phone with one hand but there haven't really been any phones like that in the last five years. Sony's Xperia U was pretty nice but too low on ram.
I can't understand why people argue about this. Just put some safety measures on it already. Or at least change the rm option to "--brick-my-motherboard"