I've never used a case and never broken a screen. I've only replaced my last several phones due to swollen batteries. Although, I've definitely dropped my phone a couple times where I thought for sure that my streak would be over, but I've just been lucky.

That isn't entirely true. You can change it as long as it is done via package overrides or overlays. Sure it rules out just compiling/installing something into your root unless you package it first but you can change it.

I honestly like the fact that it effectively enforces every file in the immutable parts of the OS to be traceable back to some package.

Silverblue and other distros like it fix this by not changing the running system. The pending update just becomes the running system on next boot.

Are we just ignoring the significant amount of energy it would take to get a pot of water up to a boil?

It only works if you have an ARM CPU with an NPU.

No, it works on x86-64 assuming the device has a sufficient NPU. Both AMD and Intel CPUs latest CPUs list the Recall preview as available now.

You probably did but, there are two Nvidia entries. I'm assuming you downloaded the one under Modern GPUs because it makes sense for your main PC, but a GTX 970 would need the entry that is under Older/Legacy GPUs.

Correct, but that is why there are two different Nvidia images, bazzite-nvidia and bazzite-nvidia-open. OP just needs to use bazzite-nvidia for the older/legacy cards.

Since they said no gaming, Aurora would probably be better. Just a different distro under the same Universal Blue project that Bazzite is a part of.

Fair. I must've missed the others.

Does your instance not have the option to hide posts you've seen before? Should probably turn that on rather than complain.

They said every radio frequency not every electromagnetic frequency.

If they did, I'd imagine "jamming" gamma rays is going to have some side effects.

Most computers firmware can store a Windows executable. Microsoft pushed for an addition to the ACPI tables called WPBT. That stores a Windows exectuable in the firmware. It is of course totally used for the intended purpose...