Can you launch Android apps without them starting up a full-blown Android VM? I'd love some kind of translation layer like wine. There are too many services that require a phone app for me to switch right now :/
10-20 km is an easy bike commute distance if the infrastructure allows it. Especially with electric bicycles. I'd guess that most people in the US don't travel more than that for their daily routes.
Why do you call strangers dipshit over nothing? That's really rude.
My comment has nothing to do with the platform we're on. Every comment section everywhere is full of the same comments whenever a word is not fully visible.
They choose to roast small hardware manufacturers for their hardware/firmware security deficits and burn bridges instead of being constructive and offering collaboration once their security requirements are met by future phones.
They could voice their legitimate concerns without being such total dicks about it.
Is my fairphone 5 the perfect device? No, I guess.
Did I get to buy a new USB-C port for my nearly 3 year old phone after destroying the old one by dropping it in a full sink of dirty water and replace it in 5 minutes without soldering or phone repair knowledge? Hell yes!
A friend of mine just bought a new battery for his 6-7 year old FP3 and can keep using it.
If Fairphone can do modularity of that kind, imagine what big players Apple or Samsung would be able to achieve if they cared at all. Imagine GrapheneOS would not publicly shit on Fairphone for their flaws but instead reach out a hand and ask for collaboration to try and make their next phone compatible.
I can't eat raw veggies, salads and anything stringy. It makes me feel all kinds of bad. I hate the fact, but I can't help it. I really can't. Most people don't believe me. It took me a long time to come to peace with that.
GUI has the fundamental advantage that you can mostly find your way around without having to know commands, syntax, file paths etc. That's a huge advantage for the vast majority of users.
You can create as many sub folders for bookmarks as you like and bookmarks are searchable just like open tabs are.
My browsers are set to forget open tabs and browsing history upon closing. I don't want to see yesterdays shit unless I specifically saved it as a bookmark. Otherwise I would absolutely drown.
That being said: If using tabs works for you, that's great! Neither way is right or wrong. I just have a hard time understanding.
Any device with a camera, microphone and a wireless connection or bluetooth signal is almost certainly spying on you
Is there any evidence you could point me to that this is actually happening? I'm mean with like a stock android phone and without the user actually activating mic or camera.
Can you explain why to boo vegans?
Can you launch Android apps without them starting up a full-blown Android VM? I'd love some kind of translation layer like wine. There are too many services that require a phone app for me to switch right now :/
10-20 km is an easy bike commute distance if the infrastructure allows it. Especially with electric bicycles. I'd guess that most people in the US don't travel more than that for their daily routes.
Why do you call strangers dipshit over nothing? That's really rude.
My comment has nothing to do with the platform we're on. Every comment section everywhere is full of the same comments whenever a word is not fully visible.
Its incomprehensible to me that this isn't mandatory around the world
10 percent sugar is pretty much, isn't it? Not that peanut butter itself is less calorie dense than sugar
Fueling engagement seemed to have worked on you
They choose to roast small hardware manufacturers for their hardware/firmware security deficits and burn bridges instead of being constructive and offering collaboration once their security requirements are met by future phones.
They could voice their legitimate concerns without being such total dicks about it.
It being the other way around in Germany has to be the origin of the myth.
Is my fairphone 5 the perfect device? No, I guess.
Did I get to buy a new USB-C port for my nearly 3 year old phone after destroying the old one by dropping it in a full sink of dirty water and replace it in 5 minutes without soldering or phone repair knowledge? Hell yes!
A friend of mine just bought a new battery for his 6-7 year old FP3 and can keep using it.
If Fairphone can do modularity of that kind, imagine what big players Apple or Samsung would be able to achieve if they cared at all. Imagine GrapheneOS would not publicly shit on Fairphone for their flaws but instead reach out a hand and ask for collaboration to try and make their next phone compatible.
Oh well, hell is fine too, I guess.
Plasma 6 has been nothing but great for me! Not a single crash ever since it released. It's nothing like the beginning of Plasma 5
Pearl Jam's Ten is one of the perfect 10/10 albums for me.
I can't eat raw veggies, salads and anything stringy. It makes me feel all kinds of bad. I hate the fact, but I can't help it. I really can't. Most people don't believe me. It took me a long time to come to peace with that.
GUI has the fundamental advantage that you can mostly find your way around without having to know commands, syntax, file paths etc. That's a huge advantage for the vast majority of users.
You can create as many sub folders for bookmarks as you like and bookmarks are searchable just like open tabs are.
My browsers are set to forget open tabs and browsing history upon closing. I don't want to see yesterdays shit unless I specifically saved it as a bookmark. Otherwise I would absolutely drown.
That being said: If using tabs works for you, that's great! Neither way is right or wrong. I just have a hard time understanding.
With the last plus version (fairphone 3+), that was exactly what they did. It'll be the same here I figure.
This is exactly how every discussion of american politics on Lemmy looks like to me
Kate is by far the best GUI text editor I ever used. And unless it's a short config file and I use nano, I want GUI. It's not the 80s anymore!
Yeah okay, but MAC tracking is something else than a device using camera or microphone in the background without your explicit permission
Is there any evidence you could point me to that this is actually happening? I'm mean with like a stock android phone and without the user actually activating mic or camera.