I’m glad you posted it. Wherever, as long as I can read it. I appreciate the other person’s spirit too, but just glad for knowledge being shared.

I have 4mbps down, 3 up. But I only pay $10/mo.

Mafia: definitive

😓

Where do latex socks go

I absolutely do not want to run Google binaries on the phone, graphene doesn’t support microG and instead want you to run Google’s binaries on your phone, just sandboxed.

I hate that idea.

If you tear out the parts that talk to Google, then the phone hardware isn’t spying on you. It’s just hardware.

The critical piece tying your phone to Google every 3 minutes is called “play services”.

Calyxos was an OS for the pixel hardware that replaced play services with a FOSS library (called microG) which tricked regular apps into thinking they were talking to and getting responses from Google, when it was actually all happening on your phone.

Soon of a bitch 😓

Well, that was fun.

Got a pixel? Check out calyxos, it’s a free system upgrade that rips out anything google but allows almost everything to work, even the play store and all your usual games and bank apps.

Calyxos.org

E: nevermind. It was great while it lasted.

Your ashamed mother, fuck you.

Cool stuff. I’m not a photographer but some of the effects in that community are really interesting.

As a motorcyclist and bicyclist, I am not afraid of getting hurt by failures of other people’s seatbelts and airbags.

I know what you’re getting at, but there’s more at stake here.

Great question. Talking this very point out right now after finding this article.

Agreed, but (and I suppose this means Lemmy is smaller than I’d like) I’ve seen this dude posting similar “both sides”, “we’re doomed” etc etc etc shit.

Hope is always the last thing to die, but we’ve gotta be real and take action to fix things while it’s still relatively easy to.

Here’s that droopy defeatist again. Everyone else but sad-socks here: look past, and forward, we can succeed in making change!

Yes, but very worth how much better writing anything tricky or fast goes.

For sure, was quite annoyed to find my work laptop was soldered to 32Gb. Thanks.

Ah, I did note the grounding bad around the edge but hadn’t thought about where the actual contacts were. Ironic, considering I deal with high speed signaling professionally lol.

Thanks for the info, let’s see where the industry goes…

Nothing obvious about it’s improvements… What’s novel? Looks like some onboard processing elements?

The caps also average charge fluctuating in the batteries, which should significantly enhance the cell lifespan.