dongvsascript

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by dongvsascript 6y ago
so pick a rom that's common and well supported and popular for your phone model. i'm guessing your experience includes zero reading about what rom is best for what phone, before you put it on. kinda like buying a 2 star rated tv
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by dongvsascript 6y ago
but they do open them, and see a comparison between trump voter delusions and apple fanboy delusions. making that comparison is not discussing politics. now if you want to pretend trumpers are smart people not made fun of on every corner o
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by dongvsascript 6y ago
correct. and samsung unlocks those for free if you ask them.
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by dongvsascript 6y ago
hmm. google didn't brick mine. i don't have a google account, or any google services on my phone. that's like saying microsoft bricked your windows laptop, so don't buy laptops with linux or bsd. cyanogen? there are a hu
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by dongvsascript 6y ago
go to lineageos, click on your phone. this'll get all your old phines the same type of android. it's not what i do -i used a fairly weird build. the generic steps for ine way of doing it: download a recovery program, install it on
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by dongvsascript 6y ago
the air is fairly clean, and improving every year. whatever you think will be realized in 5 years has had 100 years to be realized, and has not been. there used to be no catalytic converters on cars. gas used to be leaded. factories woyld b
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by dongvsascript 6y ago
and literally any 10 year old android phone can run not just the latest security patches but even the latest android. you are taking the iphone limitation of 'os must be from hardware manufacturer' and for some reason applying it
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by dongvsascript 6y ago
it's absolutely a good business decision, because you place too much value in the bad pr. there is almost none. facebook has done a crazy number of bad things. a few nerds like me hopped of, and total their user base grew. but nerds li