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by backscratches 7mo ago
graphene has said only flagships at first, but eventually they hope to end up on lower tier devices.
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by backscratches 7mo ago
The future is now (or 2027)! 4" screen and hardware keyboard and graphene! https://www.clicks.tech/en/products/clicks-keyboard-for-moto... I cannot overstate my excitement.
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by backscratches 7mo ago
Unlocked baotloaders are mandatory to install graphene, but so is the ability to re-lock the bootloader.
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by backscratches 7mo ago
I think they recently finished reimplementing the swipe library so now it no longer requires blobs.
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by backscratches 7mo ago
The coolest hacker-esque Pokémon ROM I've seen is InfiniteFusion [1]. Let's you combine Pokémon into original "fusions", in other words, there are over 200,000 Pokémon. Impressively well done and very fun with lots of us
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by backscratches 7mo ago
Unfortunately many Motorola phones (even flagship) do NOT do video out.
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by backscratches 7mo ago
Agreed. An IPS graphene phone would be perfect.
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by backscratches 7mo ago
So do pixel 10 series with Graphene (though it is only a small improvement). All other pixels are even worse with zero mitigations.
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by backscratches 7mo ago
Its frustrating that some motorola flagships dont do video out
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by backscratches 7mo ago
I dont think grapheneos handles radio firmware on pixels, radios also not made in the US. I wonder if even apple does, as their radios are also not made in US.
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by backscratches 7mo ago
Fantastic news, Motorola is known for prioritizing DC dimming on their screens, which many report significantly reduces eye strain [1]. I was never aware of the issue, I thought my switch to an OLED phone (iPhone xs) just coincided with ge
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by backscratches 7mo ago
Fantastic news, Motorola is known for prioritizing DC dimming on their screens, which many report significantly reduces eye strain [1]. I was never aware of the issue, I thought my switch to an OLED phone (iPhone xs) just coincided with ge
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by backscratches 7mo ago
Dictionaries would be ruined if they could only use popular words. I guess you might be describing very early children's dictionaries, but I dont think that's your argument?
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by backscratches 7mo ago
Not with corpus frequency. Just has to exist a single time in agreed upon dictionary.
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by backscratches 8mo ago
Heliboard does two finger swipe! Not as well as nintype but very passable! https://f-droid.org/packages/helium314.keyboard/
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by backscratches 8mo ago
Better analogy is the clawcake has no new ingredients, we've been cooking with the same ones for years now, and its a shame people are such terrible bakers that they are so impressed.
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by backscratches 8mo ago
Maybe you're right, but my hunch is AI has increased the number of all types of projects, and would have to see some evidence that AI was disproportionately building TUIs. The trend of new TUIs was well known before coding agents wer
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by backscratches 8mo ago
It's just sending API calls to anthropic, $50 is overkill.
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by backscratches 8mo ago
I don't understand your meaning. Github lists almost 5,000 TUIs released since January 1, 2026. [1] [1] https://github.com/search?q=Tui+created%3A%3E2026-01-01+&typ...
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by backscratches 8mo ago
Definitely more too thanks to really mature rust tui tooling
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by backscratches 8mo ago
They already record as much global traffic as possible.
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by backscratches 8mo ago
Truth does not get through.
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by backscratches 8mo ago
The 4% that are more substantive writers than you dont waste their time with complex industrial technology like note pads and flashcards. The weakness stemming from your addiction to modern tools shows even in your short comment.
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by backscratches 8mo ago
Thirded
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by backscratches 8mo ago
competitors also sell off your data, via uninstallable google spyware in most cases!
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by backscratches 8mo ago
Using websites instead of apps, while often more annoying, minimizes dramatically the privileges you provide to services.
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by backscratches 8mo ago
Good news they are making their own devices. But until then pixels are technically the most secure android devices and graphene would not be as robust on other devices.
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by backscratches 8mo ago
I commented elsewhere but GrapheneOS on Pixels actively siphon resources from Google and is arguably a good protest against google. They subsidize Pixel hardware (to incentivize users to adopt their spyware OS), you (buying used obviously)
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by backscratches 8mo ago
Most anti-google move: buy a second hand pixel, they receive no revenue on the device which is (assumed) already highly subsidized by google so that they can profit off users' data, then you use their subsidized hardware without runn
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by backscratches 8mo ago
Seconded. Really hope the new Graphene device does not have terrible PWM. Battery benefit to OLED is great but not if I can't look at my phone.

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