bitwolf

Yes but the phone physically cannot be smaller than the screen.

So if the screen itself is too large to be comfortable, it is physically impossible to make it comfortable to use without making the screen smaller.

I measured the radius my thumb can reach, I know exactly the limits of my reach, and thus exactly the largest screen I can use without causing discomfort in my wrist.

The point I am trying to make is that the ideal phone size is personal to the individual. There is no one size fits all. Screen to body ratio cannot change that.

This is why, despite the screen to body ratio improving, a subset of people still ask for smaller phones.

Is putting it behind an Oauth2 proxy and running the server in a rootless container enough?

Yes but that’s still 2.1" too large to be comfortable to use for many people.

My 6" Pixel is just as uncomfortable to use as my 4" Nexus S was. 99.99% screen to body won’t change that fact.

Yeesh! Thanks for the heads up.

It may be simpler to just figure out how to import it from FairPhone at that point.

Bezels or not phones are still too large to be comfortable to use for many people.

5.8" with no bezel would be a great size. Something comparable to an old 4-4.2" phone.

Thank you, this is huge!

I was very, sad to miss out on the entire Fairphone 5 generation, but I gave up and bought a Pixel 8 when they announced the 5 wont be coming any time soon.

Finally I can get a phone that’s worth buying (and earbuds as I see they carry the fairbuds now)

There are those waterproof bag things. I wouldn’t trust the IP rating on a phone.

You wild have to test how strict your bank app is.

GrapheneOS, /e/ os, and LineageOS

Would be the first ones I’d reach for.

I wish it had been. Circles were so much better than FB groups etc

Personally I prefer to explicitly wrap the text in backticks.

Three ` symbols will

Have the same effect

But the behavior is more clear to the author

I believe Austin was chosen because they’re fairly lax about the regulations and safety requirements.

Waymo already got the deal in Cali. And Cali seems much more strict. Austin is offering them faster time to market as the cost of civilian safety.

I always have the same thought when I see self driving taxi news.

“Americans will go bankrupt trying to prop up the auto/gas industries rather than simply building a train”.

And it’s true. So much money is being burned on a subpar and dangerous product. Yet we’ve just cut and cancelled extremely beneficial high speed rail projects that were overwhelmingly voted for by the people.

Nothing that a train + scooter / bicycle cannot solve imo

What I am hoping is that I can generate an access key auth in Authelia. Synfonium supports accessKey as an alternative to basic auth for subsonic.

Maybe you could try that with caddy-security?

Synfonium is closed source, but you can use the free trial to test, and buy it outside of Google Play (which is the only reason I haven’t dropped it earlier on my quest to de-Google)

Plex + Synfonium

Also

Navidrome + Synfonium / Tempo

I’m trying out different things in prep to switch to navidrome. I’m impressed how lightweight it is and it hasnt required much work to fix up the library tags as most were already minimally tagged.

One I figure out a secure way to expose it behind auth I’ll be able to switch over.

Its been a heck of a time trying to get forwardAuth working with Zitadel so I’m trying out Authelia

It probably has something to do with being only available on Macs for so long.

Does it actually break down? Or does it just melt into a cloud of microplastics?

Wow Synfoniums style is already very close to this.

Truly amazing and dedicated dev.

Guess they’re going to double down on the donation campaign considering the cost involved with ai

To be frank it’s not Amazon’s problem.

Its the content publishers problem.

And Amazon isn’t enabling this, they’re just making an Android device.

The users are putting software onto the device.

This article sets a dangerous precedent. That if Amazon doesn’t lock the firestick down like Apple that they’re enabling piracy.

Its not Googles nor Microsoft’s responsibilities either. They helped, probably solely for money, but they’re not obligated to continue to update their DRM.

This article should have framed how DRM repeatedly hasn’t worked.