Source? I'm really curious to see what they found.

Also he admitted they don't make money and said they need to be profit driven til they do.

To me that says he's not sure this will actually make Reddit profitable; so looking at it from a detached, "I just care about the money" perspective I'd be really nervous about investing in Reddit. Feels like Spez would just light it all on fire.

They really need someone competent at the helm.

I use termux a bit as others have mentioned; not for anything particularly tech-y - I'm poking away at writing a book when I have time and I'm using a self hosted Gogs server to centralize it and keep track of changes, so I mostly use it for a text editor and git.

I have a bunch of self-hosted stuff so most linuxy-things I do I just use JuiceSSH/mosh/tmux and connect to a remote server. This has the benefit that when I get to a computer with a proper keyboard I can just switch over.