Not exactly what you asked for, but koreader can download and display Wikipedia articles on demand (on a long press of a word). A quick google search seems to indicate koreader supports some pocketbook reader.
You can definitely split your answer with the "hmm..." button. It will let you choose where to cut and then each part will have the original question, which you can answer separately and differently.
You can also add stuff like shops with the layer button:
But you are right that it's not the focus of streetcomplete.
I have experienced both cases where btrfs mounted read only for no good reason and cases where ext4 did not detect my storage medium had corrupted my data. I have chosen btrfs for data integrity but both options have upsides.
https://f-droid.org/en/packages/tech.techlore.plexus/ helps you determine if the apps you need still work without play services or with microg.
Not exactly what you asked for, but koreader can download and display Wikipedia articles on demand (on a long press of a word). A quick google search seems to indicate koreader supports some pocketbook reader.
Same as you but with nix-shell -p
amdgpu is good, but I'm still avoiding nvidia stuff for driver reasons.
nix-du does it iirc
Je connaissais pas c'est super intéressant !
I don't know sorry.
You can definitely split your answer with the "hmm..." button. It will let you choose where to cut and then each part will have the original question, which you can answer separately and differently.
You can also add stuff like shops with the layer button:
But you are right that it's not the focus of streetcomplete.
StreetComplete is awesome and guides you really well.
It makes me think of https://gamelab.mit.edu/games/a-slower-speed-of-light/ a game where colors and shapes respect relativistic rules of light propagation.
The vulnerability has been there for years so if it's enshittified it has been for years as well.
meld allows you to start an empty comparison and to paste content into it without saving.
I have experienced both cases where btrfs mounted read only for no good reason and cases where ext4 did not detect my storage medium had corrupted my data. I have chosen btrfs for data integrity but both options have upsides.
namei -om to check permission issues
Des poires.
I found ast-grep inconvenient to match several consecutive lines of python whereas comby handles this reasonably fine.