If you plan to communicate with people not in the techsphere, Signal is probably the best bet to convince people to switch to.

Signal is a walled garden and might even leave the EU soon. Of course if that happens, XMPP clients will also be harder to get, but at least I will always have full control over my XMPP server.

Signal is not even private since it requires a phone number

Its still private, just not anonymous

So is it true that Ruth had champagne on the flight without you?

I'd love to see a thread that also takes advantage of student offers - for example, GitHub Copilot is free for university and college students

Did you make sure to register first?

The question is - how do you intend to verify whether an application is official or unofficial? What's stopping the official application to be 'patched' with a fake signature feigning validity?

How? If you're validating a server, sure. But a server validating a client?

Anything you ship with the app can be extracted.

"If I drew 26 cards from a standard 52 card deck, what would be the probability of any four of a kind?"

'Elizabeth line line'?

It's very unlikely that performance would be hindered by a particular Linux distribution, but usually rather the desktop environment that it employs. NixOS with LXQt would run very differently to NixOS with GNOME.

Typst is available as a standalone compiler

With realtime results?

yes, it does and its realtime. personally, I use typst locally, but the online editor utilises WASM, so if I'm not mistaken, the rendering is real-time and handled by the front-end.

You are talking about incremental compilation?

Creating a joke is a great demonstration of a multistage reasoning/deduction process