kop316

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   by kop316 5y ago

   That helps a lot! Thank you very much for the thoughtful response.
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   by kop316 5y ago

   If I may ask, I thought it'd be fun to try skating, but to be honest, whenever I get on and try it I always worry that I will fall and really hurt myself (May I just need to buy pads). Do you have the same worry, or you just find that
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   by kop316 5y ago

   As others have pointed out, you likely can install an after market stereo in there. (Not affiliated, but a happy customer!) For self installs, I purchase everything from https://www.crutchfield.com/ , as I know if they say
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   by kop316 5y ago

   As a Hobbyist Trombone player, this made my morning!
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   by kop316 5y ago

   I just want to say, that is a fantastic project!
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   by kop316 5y ago

   When I had an Open Pandora (I lost it somewhere along the years...), I used thumb typing for the most part. It worked but was slightly clunky.
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   by kop316 5y ago

   That looks to effectively be a Dragonbox Pyra: https://www.dragonbox.de/en/pyra Or a pinephone when it has the keyboard attachments: https://forum.pine64.org/showthread.php?tid=13684
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   by kop316 5y ago

   That's good to hear, thank you for the response!
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   by kop316 5y ago

   I am very interested in this, but I am wondering, what is it's mainline support? I had a Novena, and it was not fun to find out since verious things were not mainlined, I essentially had to patch my own kernel if I wanted to use a newe
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    by kop316 5y ago

    Paraphrased from a previous comment of mine ( https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=26699188 ): I did not get a dianmond, but a Moissanite ring. A couple of things I learned along the way: - I bought the ring and the Moissenit
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    by kop316 5y ago

    Ohh that makes sense. Thank you for explaining!
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    by kop316 5y ago

    I'm genuinely curious...what does she do when she wants to buy something then? From what you describe, she would have to remove all but what she wants, then re add everything.
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    by kop316 5y ago

    I'm really not sure how to respond to this, because you are assuming a lot of unheatlhy family dynamics there. I will say would hope if you value you relationship with your brother and his fiance, that you actually told him you do tha
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    by kop316 5y ago

    In all fairness, the only reason I found this out is through experimentation while I have been working on importing an MMS implimentation. There isn't really a demand for carriers to increase the limits.
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    by kop316 5y ago

    I think you missed my point...... The reason there is an attachment limit is because the carriers enforce it in the first place. It isn't a limitation of the MMS standard. As such, what would stop carriers from enforcing the exact same
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    by kop316 5y ago

    > It is solved if phones use RCS. Unfortunately, if the carriers impose the same attachment limit, it really won't help. The limit on MMS is largely artificial (considering the phone and the MMSC talk HTTP...sending an MMS is litera
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    by kop316 5y ago

    ....what? I am honestly having trouble parsing your meaning. My family mostly has iPhones, and we have several group chats with me in it on Group MMS. They work fine.
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    by kop316 5y ago

    > Did you try the recipes as presented? I can understand that an introductory cookbook shortcuts recipes for the sake of simplicity. Unfortunately, in the case of the cinnamon bun one, I would argue that is not a shortcut that should not
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    by kop316 5y ago

    Fair enough. For a day or so I was looking up if I could somehow emulate iMessage on a Pinephone, and I remember a lot of it being a non-starter unless you had an iPhone. It stuck out to me that Apple had their own MMSC for some reason. But
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    by kop316 5y ago

    Fair enough, I admittedly haven't looked the iMessage protocol so I don't know much about it. I just know that if you have an iPhone, you have to set your MMSC to Apple's servers versus the carrier's servers.
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    by kop316 5y ago

    I posted a longer explanation here of why that's the case if you're curious why: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=26970035 TL;DR: This is carrier related.
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    by kop316 5y ago

    > Sharing a video via group MMS is fraught with problems, it often doesn't work, or the resolution is garbage. FYI, this is carrier related. Many carriers have a hard limit on how big attachments are, and will silently reject them i
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    by kop316 5y ago

    I'm curious, why do you say it is terrible?
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    by kop316 5y ago

    uhh...no it doesn't? I have a lot of group chats as the only Android (soon to be Pinephone) user. Group Chats work fine.
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    by kop316 5y ago

    "Books about [...] practical, domestic tasks like cooking were were in high demand and drove nonfiction sales. Nonfiction titles for kids grew more than 23 percent as parents turned to books to educate their homebound children." I
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    by kop316 5y ago

    I'd advise you to look at the blogs of Pine64, PostmarketOS, and/or some of the other distros.
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    by kop316 5y ago

    Fwiw so is lyft too actually: Ride.lyft.com
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    by kop316 5y ago

    ...no? Maybe that was the case when it first came out, but that hasn't been the case for a while.
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    by kop316 5y ago

    In case you want to read it: The open letter: https://lore.kernel.org/lkml/CAK8KejpUVLxmqp026JY7x5GzHU2YJL... The response: https://lore.kernel.org/lkml/YIV+pLR0nt94q0xQ@kroah.com/
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    by kop316 6y ago

    I think the headline is decieving. Unlimited data for $30 assumes you have three lines open. One line is $60 for unlimited data.