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What does it stand for?
What does it stand for?
I have the Samsung one right now, but the problem with it is that I can’t charge while listening to music and I ain’t gonna sacrifice sound quality with a 2 in 1 dongle.
Headphone jack 3.5mm waterproof
It has a fucking headphone jack?!? I might actually consider this as my next device.
Every update on Google or MS: Oh god please no.
Every update on FOSS apps, Linux: Give me more daddy.
I use CRDroid /CRAndroid, because it was the only de-Googled ROM for my specific model of phone (S20 FE Exynos), also (I think) it’s a fork of LineageOS.
Depends on the bank’s app. I have CRDroid (LineageOS fork I think) and my local bank apps have either full support or no support for biometrics (everything else works).
As I understand it, ARM chips are much more efficient on the same tasks, so they’re cheaper to run.
But on the other hand, it works on all distros.
I think the pros outweigh the cons here, no?
Genuinely curious: what don’t you like about flatpaks?
I find that flatpaks are quite awesome, because you can have any distro, while all apps continue to work (but I’m also not a dev or anything, so don’t know about that side of the story).
Yeah, that’s why I deleted it. They temporarily made it closed-source to switch to another license, because someone’s fork was abusing their license. I think it’s open-sourced again.
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Because of the high amount of users, emails could be delayed for some time. Mine took about 12h.
Isn’t there a “disable automatic updates” button in Steam?
Yesterday I accidentally fell asleep at 18:00 and had the best night’s sleep in a while. Woke up at about 7:30.
But they’re overpriced and have made many anti-consumer choices and as a consequence have made other platforms worse, because many other companies like to follow Apple.
Just use Betterbird?
I got 4 1680x1050 monitors for 5€ each like 5 years ago and they’re still working perfectly fine
As I understand it, it’s read-only, so the updates you get are basically replacing your current ones but keeping your apps (like flatpaks) installed.