A possible option is to stick to Debian 13, but use a hand-built kernel, since Debian 13 still includes the i386 port. Of course, it also depends on your exact CPU and other hardware as well as what you want to run in it.

Ce serait pas caritatif, ce serait du simple gros bon sens, vu que c’est moins cher.

You make it sound like optical mouses were a no-brainer, but they were very much non trivial: it required both ingenuity and fairly sophisticated tech to make them work well.

[ The problem I have which which-key is that it applies only after a prefix. ]
Mutating a keymap with setc[ad]r is evil! Since you bind that map to a prefix, why not use (menu-item "dummy" KEYMAP :filter FUNCTION) instead?
[ The problem with this trick is that it can be used only after a prefix. 🙃 ]

Donner-leur un logement, ça coûte moins cher!

Que je sache, ya même pas besoin de plus d’impôts: c’est moins cher de loger les sans abris que de gérer les conséquences de les forcer à “vivre” dans la rue.

C’est dur de toujours se tromper!

s/can/should/ !

Huh! Those TV boxes are not special, only the software on it provides an illegal service. Forcing people to send them for “recycling” is like telling them to throw away their computers if it has illegally-acquired software!
From an ecological viewpoint, this is unacceptable!

I really liked Flowit. I wish there were more of it (tho admittedly when I go back to it, I have often forgotten enough that it’s fun again)

Actually, this was only the third such mode, after vi.el and vip.el, both of which were obsoleted by Viper (which itself dates back to … many years ago)

I don’t understand why “the app is now built reproducibly” implies “you need to uninstall it and then reinstall”. What am I missing?

My main development machine has 8 GB, for what it’s worth. And most of the software in use nowadays was developped when 8GB was a lot of RAM