Yes you could, but (and it's a big but): performance will be bad, performance for all other TOR users will be impeded, you won't be able to open an incoming port, it'll be a bad experience for everyone.
Additionally it's quite easy to leak identifiable info in such a setup.
https://blog.torproject.org/bittorrent-over-tor-isnt-good-idea/
Never repeat anything.
They are still developing and selling Sailfish OS. They just stopped making their own hardware.
Before clicking the link I thought there was a new restic clone/fork out there...
It's not that difficult to build your own kernel based on the official debian one: https://kernel-team.pages.debian.net/kernel-handbook/ch-common-tasks.html#s-common-official
Yes it has. But it's still working fine for me.
There are some forks that might be better, but since I don't experience too much issues I never looked for alternatives.
Yeah that gets turned into a phone link
Did the same in python. Ages ago. And again in python half a decade ago. And again in python a few months ago.
Around 10 years ago after the radeon xorg driver broke for the nth time on my arch install, I decided to just ditch Xorg altogether. I used screen for multiplexing, mutt for mail, irssi and some other messanger and w3m with (framebuffer support for images) for browsing the interwebs. I also had a videoplayer. I think it was mplayer. I rocked that setup for almost a year during college. Fun times.
Berlin, Germany: we drink water straight from the tap. It's free and delicious. If you don't feel like drinking tap, just drink a "Berliner Rohrperle". It's the same thing with a fancier name, because our tap water is awesome.
Nowadays we even have public drinking fountains dotted around the city.