As if we’d need AI to destroy ourselves. If AI ever became sentient (spoiler: it’s not, it’s just a text-prediction machine on steroïds) and wanted to destroy mankind, all it needs to do is sit back and and eat cyber popcorn.

Good. Now, do the same with all troops worldwide.

It’s useless I argue with you, you will believe whatever the psychosis will dictate you to believe anyway. Again, you’re not inferior, you’re the victim of a sickness you need help with, and there is nothing wrong with needing help.

You’re not inferior, you’re sick and you need help.

This post is obviously written by a person in need of professionnal help. Please seek medical counsel. Unchecked schizophrenia not only makes OP’s life harder, it also makes the life of people around OP harder, and sometimes downright tragic. It doesn’t have to be this way.

Also, stay away from the internet when you think you’re seeing signs and synchronicities. Sometimes, things just happen and there’s no hidden pattern or whatever secret messages, it’s your mind that takes random stuff and decides to give it some form of meaning.

My mother was schizophrenic, one of my brother too, and both destroyed my life. Wake up and seek medical help.

That’s an immediate “FUCK NO”. I mean, I’m sure it can be beneficial for speech-impaired people, but we all know it’s gonna be used for mass surveillance. It’s even worse than the Zuck perv’ glasses. 100% Black Mirror episode.

Bullet in the throat or it didn’t happen.

Well, haven’t we all been noobs at some point? Plus, isn’t it funnier that they ask us rather than asking an AI, for instance?

If your goal is a personal setup, maybe for gaming, I would recommend Bazzite, it is very user-friendly and designed to be as stable as possible (you can switch to an earlier version of the system in case an update or something makes your pc bug). They have a very nice “app store” (bazaar, based on apps distributed as “flatpaks”).

I personally use an Arch-derivative to access some niche software (the Arch “app marketplace” has a community-wide range), but Arch-based distros are a bit more technical to use. Currently, the most popular Arch-based distribution is “CachyOS”.

Having used both, I haven’t heard anything about these distros concerning privacy.

“Linux Mint”, a Ubuntu derivative, is generally praised as a good entry point into the linux world. It is supposed to spin and enhance its ubuntu base into something very user friendly as well.

Yes, thank you.