To me beauty is an hindrance and gets in the way. I don't want bouncing icon or transparent windows or hidden menu bars or hidden keyboard shortcuts. It's distracting and make things hard to read. Keep things clear and functional, and yes, I agree with GP, KDE is currently the best for that. For instance [F4] in Dolphin beats any plurely graphical file manager all the way and then some.

Don't you mean:

yeah, GOTO the end and do some cleanup and/or error reporting, which is common to all the gotos. I don't see a problem with that. It's clear, simple and avoid heinous if/else deep nestings.

Oh Yeah ? And during the day, how black is your screen ? Or you actually live in a cave ?

It's simply not possible to listen to music loudly at home. So it's:

• On the mountain bike with bluetooth OPEN earbuds so I can ear what's around. From a phone. Music.
• On the bus with active noise canceling earbuds, wired from a phone. Movies, FM radio.
• At home with small bluetooth speakers from a laptop (movies) or a phone (music).
• In the car with a custom blutooth replacement to the external CD charger of the car radio, so I can have SD memory cards or phone. I wish all car radios came with SD/USB slots, but that's still not the case. And for some cars it's not like you have a choice unless you spend 1600€. We can sleep in the car in the middle of the woods, with a tablet stuck to the ceiling and a horror movie playing on the car speakers. Wicked.

Most linux systems don't have root passwords anymore. Use sudo, don't allow root logins and you are safe from those stupid 'so 1996' kind of attacks.

Apparently not much, judging at the sheer amount of guns in circulation in the US.

Use any webcam or USB connected camera and 'motion' a Linux FOSS tool that lets you program picture taking any which way you want.

It's probably too expensive for robocallers to call from outside.

That. In most European countries there's no such thing as robocalls. They get their line disconnected fast.

Most of them are probably invisible. Good luck finding them. Or placed at the top of high poles/3D towers. Good luck reaching them.

As if the price of medications depended on the techniques used to produce them... Ha, you must be new here.

A tethered blimp that can be winched back. And a pump to fill it with martian air (or deflate it in case of storm). And a heating element to give it buoyancy.