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Telaneo
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Telaneo
1y ago
I remember a bug/feature report for some Android ROM complaining that switching the 3-button navigation layout to have the back button on the right side, and someone mentioned that they probably wouldn't do that, since button navi
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1y ago
> Buy a Doro if you just want to call. The thing is that even the elderly want to do more than just that. Some want to be on Facebook. Some want to do their banking, especially if their PC is 17 years old and a smartphone makes for a che
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1y ago
I agree with that. I was just disputing the 'a non-dismissable screen that forces them to add it' of your comment. It is skippable, but it's hidden in a way your Grandma isn't going to discover.
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1y ago
My experience helping my Grandma begs to differ. Not to mention that Facebook and banking is what they're actually trying to do. That's the end-goal they're motivated to achieve. Random account setup bullshit and notification
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1y ago
Might be worth it to try Fossify Phone as an alternative phone app. If anything, it's less likely to change overnight.
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1y ago
You can opt to not add a passcode, but the option to skip on setup is hidden, and people generally aren't going to go back to the settings to remove it once it's added. It's a dark pattern I kind of get, but it's still n
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1y ago
Because they might need it (or at-least want it) for one stupid little thing, be that Facebook or their bank (and general computing defaults to phones these days for normies apparently, plus it's generally cheaper than buying a laptop)
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1y ago
> Wish I could turn off Siri and Apple Pay, because hitting the “sleep” button just slightly wrong can invoke them and then he’s stumped. This should be possible? Or at-least it was when I was still using an iPhone, which was less than a
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1y ago
I've been really disappointed in iOS 26 for this reason. I thought it was going in the completely wrong direction, but maybe that was just me being grumpy. Then I noticed that the less computer savvy were having an absolutely abysmal t
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1y ago
> it seems at least in the same ballpark (ha, ha) as claiming that professional sports players use lots and lots of complicated trigonometry. It's maths in the same way as when your brain hears a note at 440 hz and you go 'that
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1y ago
Could be ISP CGNAT, but in principle, yeah, anyone not plugging their computer directly into their modem is behind NAT.
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1y ago
Those photos would have been taken with the understanding that they woupd have ended up in Grandma's album, maybe flipped through a few times, but never spread far and wide. The stakes change quite a lot if those photos can be publishe
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1y ago
> Would you trust Google to remain committed to [literally anything except Search and Gmail] No.
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1y ago
This phenomenon probably isn't helped by the average sound experience being worse than it once was. You might be watching that film on your phone's really tinny speaker, or your TV's speakers which might as well not be there
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1y ago
'Let me get back to you on that in 30 minutes/tomorrow/a week' (depending on the complexity of the question at hand).
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1y ago
It's a VPN thing, or a 'you've been downloading too much and are ratelimiting you' thing.
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1y ago
It's DRM-ed and somewhat broken.
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1y ago
It would be, since targeting proton is largely just targeting Windows and not falling into a few traps most games don't fall into anyway.
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1y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Russian_interference_in_the_20...
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1y ago
The Democrats don't know what they are after the election, and they might even still win the next one just through the power of doing nothing and watching the current administration flush the country down the toilet, so I have no faith
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1y ago
I'm curious how many people started their hobby or career by just dabbling in Paint or whatever other bundled Windows program. The equivalent of that does still exist to some extent (is Garageband included by default on iOS? Or MacOS f
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1y ago
Both can be true at the same time.
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1y ago
Given the reality of number of channels who prop up their Paterons and merch stores, and the slim to zero number of channels at any actual scale relying on Youtube, as well as and the constant cuts in ad revenue (how many Adpocalypses are w
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1y ago
> In a world where distribution of media is (relatively) cheap and easy, we need to think more about how we incentivize the creative process, instead of making it a wild west where anyone is allowed to distribute if they have the bits on
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1y ago
55% of basically nothing is still basically nothing. It's something stupid low like 0.001 cents per ad viewed, all depending on audience. Hence the need to not be reliant on youtube. If you donate $1 to any given creator, you've g
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1y ago
> but that doesn't mean we should just delete everything. Where did this come from? This has nothing to do with anything. > We still need mechanisms to pay them for it, the more direct the better. Patreon is a good option, althou
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1y ago
As if they needed more reasons to be authoritarian. They seem to be able to be that just fine without this, but I guess even they need some sort of reasoning, however flimsy, and more options to pick from probably does help them achieve the
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I am aware of the current US administration. But what's the point in denouncing an organisation which barely even exists today (as far as I can tell)? I don't see them denouncing the Communist Party USA, but I would see about as m
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1y ago
Is Antifa even relevant anymore? I haven't heard any news about them since before COVID. What sparked this now?
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> do you expect that to be free too? The seating and good screen and audio? No. The digital file? I don't expect Disney to provide that free of charge, or at all for that matter, but I do believe it should be free. Copyright has gon
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