Fedora silverblue
The main system OS is immutable and tracked by a git like system, which means to upgrade, or downgrade your whole OS to a release you just pull in the 'tag' you want, and it just does it.

Can also side grade easily to respins of the OS using this too, just add the remote and pull in the image.

Sane people don't do this dumb shit.

Also if you are motived, you can flat out kidnap people with the free candy van you own.

Alternatively, just stop being a creep and making everything sexual.

AtlasOS in a windows spin that's just straight up insecure and borderline broken given how many tweaks it makes and it disabling updating

Examples of cringe :

https://github.com/Atlas-OS/Atlas/blob/main/src/playbook/Configuration/tweaks/qol/startup-shutdown/force-end-shutdown-apps.yml
Hope you saved your word docs, because this insta force kills any app on shutdown

Hard drive full? you'll never know
https://github.com/Atlas-OS/Atlas/blob/main/src/playbook/Configuration/tweaks/qol/shell/disable-low-disk-warning.yml

Nothing you said invalidates what I just said.
I would not have used Linux in 1991 either, unless I was looking to play with a hobby toy.

Florp, to me, is not a serious project and best avoided unless you like playing with random hobby toys. Not sure why people are so up in arms over what some random tiny hobby thing does

bad people deserve to suffer

You are looking for retribution not justice. "an eye for an eye makes the whole world blind".

This kind of thinking is immature and underdeveloped and reflects poorly on your character.

You're free to use legacy kernels or run your own fork.

Find a new instance, this is not your fiefdom here to run.

Then find a new instance instead of trying to force this one to meet your standards.

Lemmy.ml is not the tankie instance. Lemmygrad is.

Lemmy.ml is simply run by a tankie, however that so far has not impacted the instance much.

As lemmy is currently growing faster than kbin, we would only be hurting ourselves on the 'official' instance. Instead better instance blocking on a per user basis just needs to be implemented.

Rust turns a lot of safety things 'on' by default.
Turning all of that off for a tiny program that doesn't need it such as hello world results in a comparable size.

This is a good talk on rust
https://youtu.be/VlSkZYBeK8Q

And this one goes over size reduction
https://youtu.be/b2qe3L4BX-Y

Obsidian is closed source, so once the company dies, no one can modify the app. Joplin on the other hand is open source.