Doesn't "All" show all posts from communities on your own, and other instances when someone on your instance has joined them? Or is that no longer the case and did I miss that?
Currently SyberiaOS on my Xiaomi Mi A2 Lite. There is even an Android 13 Version for it, though I'm on the last Android 12 patch.
Over all I'm very satisfied with how it runs. It's stable and quite battery efficient. The only obstacle is the weak hardware in my phone: the limited amount of RAM results in apps being closed as soon as I tab out, long loading times because of old SoC, etc.
Because of that I'll probably upgrade my phone sometime soon. This thing is nearly 4 years old, which is waaaaay longer than I expected my cheap low-end phone to hold up. I'm considering buying a Pixel 7a because of the five-year minimum first-party software support. I started using custom ROMs in the first place because of the poor support my current phone has (even though the Mi A2 Lite was in the Android One programme, but that is a whole other rant) and previous phones had. It would be lovely not to have to bother with flashing custom software all the time
Thuisbezorgservice means home delivery service in Dutch :)
These don't really have an attitude from what I can tell. They're kind of doing their own thing, staying out of the way of the other birds.
(Also, they're ridiculously hard to take pictures of. They're really quick and nimble hahaha)
Doesn't "All" show all posts from communities on your own, and other instances when someone on your instance has joined them? Or is that no longer the case and did I miss that?
Well that's one way to get your insides rearranged
How is it in terms of speed/responsiveness? I've been considering getting one
Does that still influence the gender distribution of the population or has it stabilised by now?
Edit: grammar
Thank you! She was chasing her own freshly-shed hair (she's not the smartest cat out there)
It seems to be a VRAM issue, this fixed it for me too
Fixed!
Do you know if this is one of those problems that can be patched out by yuzu, or is it just like this now because of my specific hardware?
I'll try it, thanks! :)
Currently SyberiaOS on my Xiaomi Mi A2 Lite. There is even an Android 13 Version for it, though I'm on the last Android 12 patch.
Over all I'm very satisfied with how it runs. It's stable and quite battery efficient. The only obstacle is the weak hardware in my phone: the limited amount of RAM results in apps being closed as soon as I tab out, long loading times because of old SoC, etc.
Because of that I'll probably upgrade my phone sometime soon. This thing is nearly 4 years old, which is waaaaay longer than I expected my cheap low-end phone to hold up. I'm considering buying a Pixel 7a because of the five-year minimum first-party software support. I started using custom ROMs in the first place because of the poor support my current phone has (even though the Mi A2 Lite was in the Android One programme, but that is a whole other rant) and previous phones had. It would be lovely not to have to bother with flashing custom software all the time
Because 7 is a registered six offender
Thank you :)
That reminds me of this wonderful video
I'll start off with a very stupid one, because I love stupid jokes
Two guys were sitting in the waiting room. One says to the other: "Bro, could you pass me that folder?"
The other one replies: "Brochure."