I have partially transitioned from macOS to Linux, in my experience the main thing is to migrate services such as email and passwords. Once you're using something open source for those on your I devices you're way less locked in. iCloud wise I'd recommend getting a managed nextcloud instance. It has a lot of the features you need and provides platform agnostic sync. Also, you don't need to manage your own it security which is a plus is you're not super technical.

Imagine being high on shrooms/acid in there, the fractals would go crazy

This makes too much sense unfortunately. Luckily these super rich are still vulnerable to the good ol guillotine

Oh the horror! Only one yacht this year??? How dare you do this to me

I mean life is just expensive, yeah some of these items are a bit high but honestlyly overall it's pretty realistic if you aren't actively saving money and trying to live on the cheap.

This bubble is going to pop and then suddenly every tech company is too big to fail and every exec will be given a golden parashute. Atleas that is what the future looks like if we let them decide. I'd argue for some good French style justice and socialising profits and stolen assets

Organising stuff! I'm pulling together a couple friends to a bar and holding a privacy workshop For anyone who feels like practicing privacy is boring and wants do it over a drink.

Awuff!

I mean yes and no. LLMs are a tool and you should be well versed in using them as a part of your toolbox. Don't use it to replace proper planning or actually thinking about what you want to make. Also remember that LLMs are massively subsidised at the moment, figuring out how to run stuff locally and use less powerful models for stuff is a good idea. When the music stops llm tokens will drastically increase in price.

I have been dumpster diving after components recently, it's crazy what people just toss out.

Mr tabs all the way, I also want some tabs

Overleaf makes dipping your toes into latex quite easy. I'm looking forward yo what typst will be able to do though, some of that stuff seemed seriously cool