Nah, this is Huawei’s offering. Came out in late 2024. It’s called the Mate XT.

And it’s China exclusive. You definitely can’t put GraphineOS on this baby.

You need one of these!

1. A boykisser meme is a male furry rabbit(?) that kisses boys. It is usually paired with the caption “You like kissing boys don’t you?” in a teasing tone, like this:

2. This is a good thing. However, the joke relies on the sarcastic nature of “being caught” liking boys. In an attempt to clear his name, OP claims it’s time to uninstall Krita.

3. The “calling out” is done by the boykisser. Instead of liking boys, the meme is modified to say open-source software. Thus, the boykisser “criticises” the reader, and by extension, OP, of liking FOSS software.

4. The boykisser himself doesn’t usually look like this (see the first image attached). He was modified in order to resemble Krita’s mascot, Kiki. Attached below is Kiki’s reference sheet, from the official KDE site for the mascot.

The eyes, the makeup around them, and the ears are pulled from Kiki’s design and put onto the boykisser.

If you have any lingering questions, or I misunderstood the joke, please don’t hesitate to tell me.

No, it landed for me. Maybe it was less obvious than I thought.

Kiki the Cyber Squirel, often just called Kiki, is Krita’s mascot. We chose a squirrel because “krita” means “squirrel” in Albanian.

The top details are actually her ears. Picture attached in case you’ve never seen a squirrel before.

It’s meant to look like Krita’s mascot, Kiki.

Take notice of her ears and her eyes.

KDE’s official site about Kiki, from where I sourced the image.

The absolute most basic electric car you can get is probably the Dacia Spring.

Great, small car. Less than 20.000€ in Europe. It’s the closest thing you can get to a bare-bones electric car, and it’s absolutely lovely.

About a month ago it got a face-lift, giving it a solid-state battery.

Absolutely worth checking out.

Dacia Spring on the official UK Dacia website.

Man, I love how ugly that thing looks!

It’s slow, and not great for desktop usage. Also, some apt packages have been transformed into snaps. If you do sudo apt install firefox it no longer installs the deb version, but the snap. I (and probably many other people) don’t like this lack of transparency and choice. It just feels like getting snaps pushed down our throats.

Nanomachines, son.

It’s the fourth in Z tier