In my personal experience macOS is fine but updates are often buggy or regress performance. Linux has just been the more polished option. Plus it just has a nicer desktop and apps.

I stay 1 major version behind with MacOS. If you do that you should have a pretty stable experience. You still get all the security patches but skip most bugs/regressions.

Linux got this philosophy made distribution called Debian. What kind of argument is that for OS experience and stability?

I stay 0 major versions behind with macOS and have a pretty stable experience.

Just specify “image” https://containers.dev/implementors/json_reference/

It’s technically problematic. The ISP should have little idea of domains you visit. And they can’t already when everything works.

Plenty of ISPs zero rate things like Facebook and other "partners". Especially easy when they control the DNS.

Do you have heared of IP addresses and that large institutions especially government institutions have their own blocks from the address space? Mapping these is kind of easy.

They are likely behind (foreign) CDN's.

Not that there's no BYOIP and not that it's impossible to do with shared IP's

I’m not sure anything was clarified. Nothing about that conversation is special or unique?

Linux has good support for m1 and m2, so for newer devices running a custom desktop would be neat.

This is how modern x11 worked too since nobody uses software rendering with x primitives anyway.

“It works” is the bare minimum. Software is maintained for decades and should have a higher bar of quality.

> given that it's the equivalent level of quality on review?

iPhones would require an exploit.

A bootloader exploit at that, and we haven't had one of those in years.

The ability to install any software would be nice…

I assume you’re downvoted because Microsoft has to want that.