3Urban Rewilding: Beavers could return to a south London park ianvisits.co.ukc/beckenham · by scott@lem.free.as · 204d · 0 comments
4Crazy engine revving and tyre squealing at 3am, 2025-09-14? c/beckenham · by scott@lem.free.as · 326d · 1 comments
6Jerboa v0.0.37 crashes when hitting back button when reading a post c/jerboa · by scott@lem.free.as · 3y · 0 comments
1Bromley CAMRA Beer Festival 2023 bromley.camra.org.ukc/beckenham · by scott@lem.free.as · 3y · 0 comments
on GraphineOS and other possibilities · c/privacy · 5 pts · 1dNope. It's all browser-based. I run Linux and installed GrapheneOS on my various Pixels over the years.
on Geolocation without a GPS · c/android · 10 pts · 2dI'm not sure why anyone thinks receiving GPS data is "bad". If you're somewhere where GPS is frequently jammed (such as a warzone, etc.) then it could be useful.
on Send files between two devices using nothing but a screen and a camera · c/opensource · 2 pts · 5dMy mate beat you to it. https://www.thruglassxfer.com/
on Scale of ongoing drought across England · c/interestingasfuck · 12 pts · 7dLuckily out water utility companies are run by ethical, intelligent people who manage our resources with competence and ingenui... Hahaha! Psyche!
on Google Clock finally supports Live Updates for stopwatch and timer · c/android · 4 pts · 9dI think they mean the updated app is rolling out gradually.
on War news on Lemmy delayed · c/mildlyinfuriating · 10 pts · 12dMaybe others were busy too. You're not entitled to anything on Lemmy. Be the change you want to see in the world.
on Fun fact: The UK doesn't have an official flag or National Anthem · c/unitedkingdom · 5 pts · 20dCitation needed.
on Guerrilla London Bus Ads Mock Kylie Jenner’s Meta Glasses Campaign · c/privacy · 6 pts · 20dNot Google Glass.
on There are certain messenger apps I would like to continue using · c/degoogle · 1 pts · 36dEach one is slightly different, obvs. https://matrix.org/ecosystem/bridges/
on First new phone in 6 years! (GrapheneOS) What else have I been missing? · c/android · 4 pts · 42dTechnically NFC payments work. I run GrapheneOS and have working NFC payments. You just need the right provider that doesn't kowtow to Google's junk device verification.
on 00000 · c/technology · 2 pts · 49dYou might need to be more specific. Which country, for a starter.
on VPN ban on table in July as Labour confirm 'further statement' · c/unitedkingdom · 13 pts · 49dHow will it be enforceable? Will they mandate all ISPs perform deep packet inspection and block the various VPN protocols? What about those people who require a VPN for work?
on Colour optical illusion · c/mildlyinteresting · 0 pts · 67dThey're saying screens use RGB which has no yellow, directly. Printing uses CMYK which can print yellow, directly.
on Changed the entire drive train on my bicycle after the chain ripped · c/dull_mens_club · 4 pts · 83dYoda he is.
on Bitwarden's new CEO has a Private Equity background, removed 'Inclusion' and 'Always Free' from their website -- because of course he did · c/selfhosted · 12 pts · 83dThat's fine. We just treat it as a fork from this point onwards.
Nope. It's all browser-based. I run Linux and installed GrapheneOS on my various Pixels over the years.
I'm not sure why anyone thinks receiving GPS data is "bad".
If you're somewhere where GPS is frequently jammed (such as a warzone, etc.) then it could be useful.
My mate beat you to it.
https://www.thruglassxfer.com/
wut
Luckily out water utility companies are run by ethical, intelligent people who manage our resources with competence and ingenui... Hahaha! Psyche!
I think they mean the updated app is rolling out gradually.
wut
Maybe others were busy too.
You're not entitled to anything on Lemmy. Be the change you want to see in the world.
Citation needed.
Not Google Glass.
Why not?
Each one is slightly different, obvs.
https://matrix.org/ecosystem/bridges/
Technically NFC payments work. I run GrapheneOS and have working NFC payments. You just need the right provider that doesn't kowtow to Google's junk device verification.
You might need to be more specific. Which country, for a starter.
How will it be enforceable? Will they mandate all ISPs perform deep packet inspection and block the various VPN protocols?
What about those people who require a VPN for work?
Oh no! ... Anyway...
Yes.
They're saying screens use RGB which has no yellow, directly.
Printing uses CMYK which can print yellow, directly.
Yoda he is.
That's fine. We just treat it as a fork from this point onwards.