To be fair: I'm daily-driving that OS since around 2013/2014, and while it does work for the most part, it requires a bit of techno-patience every now and then (for instance, currently the Android layer sometimes doesn't have internet for me ever since I got my new SIM card).
Interesing, I'll hope Europe will be less US-big tech-dependent in the future
Disclaimer: I'm not affiliated with Jolla in any way, and I don't get any direct personal gains from anybody being interested or purchasing a phone running Sailfish OS.
I think it would be nice, if people wouldn't rely on Google as much nowadays. For that matter, I think it'd be a good idea to give Sailfish OS a try (though admittedly it is not as polished in parts, lacks direct support from many big third parties, and has a rather small eco system as of now -- however many of these shortcomings can be mitigated by the fact that that Sailfish OS can run Android apps). I'll be pleased if someone wants to consider it, though of course I don't force anyone. Anyone interested might find the fact that Jolla (the company behind Sailfish OS) is currently planning a new phone, info can be found [on the pre-order page](https://commerce.jolla.com/products/jolla-phone-preorder).
What are your views on Typst and its aggressive advertisement of it claiming to be the new LaTeX?
One of my daughter's favourite is pineapple (without anything else, just tomato sauce, pineapple and cheese) pizza.
It is a play on the marketing slogan for https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kinder_Surprise The German marketing slogan goes something like "with play, fun, surprise and chocolate"
Happy Rubber Duck Day to you all! 
https://mastodon.de/@holger/115886656347722471
^^^ So all tex needs is a chocolate generator and it would be perfect?
(translation: "…which is also a mistake: not checking the fully compiled LaTeX document into Git, because binaries supposedly have no place in Git. Ten or twelve years later, it usually doesn't work anymore, and you experience excitement and fun, but no chocolate, when you try to fix it…")
Then you become the author/foundation/initiative that wrote the license :)
Yeah to rabbits! Now we'll just have to figure out how to bring Barbara back: https://topanswers.xyz/meta?q=8154
... but what if you meet the author of the licence, distract them and they end up not writing the license?
if it exists at a given time with a given license it's given that license exists at the time, most likely in written form, since many licenses reqire a copy of them is distributed along with it.
Random thought: Can a time travel use code, licensed under a license which has not yet been written?