I think it depends if the remaining pieces are at all identifiable as the original thing. If the blown up car still has four wheels and a motor, you’d probably call it a blown up car. If it’s been reduced to tiny fragments of metal and glass and rubber it’d just be debris.

So when I install an app from Fdroid, it’s only “installing” if lots of other people do it? But if other people don’t use it as much it’s “sideloading”?

The same word that I use to when I get software that’s not on the Microsoft Store, the Mac App Store, or whatever distro’s Software GUI when I am using my desktop…

This post, for context

Not an issue that I’ve heard if you’ve got seperate drives. It’s also far easier to install as you don’t need to partition anything. Just choose the new drive during installation and it’ll wipe it and setup the filesystem and everything for you.

Imagine how fast that guy could go if he devoted his life to building performance accessibility aids instead of pursuing physics. He probably would have robotic cybernetic legs that outperformed any human runners.

Okay, I’ll bite this time.

1. Don’t see any use.
2. Sell gravel. Become rich.
3. If no cooldown you can spam and teleport anywhere as long as there’s a path between A and B
4. Not sure.
5. Turning on every toaster in the world at the same time would probably cripple the various power grids globally.
6. If it stacks you could look quite young.
7. Could probably make some money checking if safes are empty or not. Doesn’t say anything about distance. Could remotely check containers for people. Depends as well on the definition of empty.
8. Would be hugely beneficial to some archeologists.
9. For anyone who is unable to walk currently this would be good. What happens if you cut your legs off? Can you fly afterwards?