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2y ago
Recommending containers as a replacement for profiles is a bit like recommending a wheel as a replacement for a car. Containers do one thing very well and are very useful, but they don't let you have different bookmarks, add-ons, theme
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2y ago
Sad about the injured and especially the dead person. I don't think most people realise how violent turbulence can be or how badly things can go. In my last flight, someone on my row removed the seatbelt as soon the light went out and
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2y ago
> you can't have Signal without Google Play Store You can use Signal without the Play Store. Download the apk from Signal's website and it will use a background connection to receive calls and notifications. The downside is tha
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2y ago
Without "SIM card" and "without a number" are different things. Apparently you still need a number, a "blockchain-powered" number: "[...] You can have a Telegram account without a SIM card and log in using
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2y ago
Regarding this title: The user didn't delete answers, they updated them to say something unrelated to the question. I understand the protest, but there's a difference between deleting and what's essentially defacing.
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2y ago
It's annoying, but open source projects tend to prefer more open platforms. I assume that many Briar users use a deGoogled custom ROM instead of the stock Android ROM and a privacy focused app store like F-Droid.
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2y ago
Would Briar be a good alternative? https://briarproject.org/ edit: How it works: https://briarproject.org/how-it-works/
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2y ago
One is behind on feature support, like IE. The other is so dominant that gives a company a lot of power, like IE. Both Safari and Chrome are today's IE in different ways.
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2y ago
It depends? If you're a more advanced user, need extensions, and a more complete browser overall, you have to use Chrome(ium) and Firefox.
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2y ago
> This is a little unfair because Castro is a small, iOS-only app. [...] But it does mean that if I want to listen to podcasts in these cars, I have to change my podcast app to one available in the Play Store. That's the downside of
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2y ago
Just in case: - https://archive.is/pe8ko - https://web.archive.org/web/20240420000606/https://theponzip...
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3y ago
> It's incredible how much effort Twitch puts into bypassing adblockers The type of user they have is more likely to use adblockers than, let's say, most YouTube users. That's probably why.
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3y ago
What's the difference between SpaceX and all the other big US space companies? They all receive government contracts/investment/subsidies (or whatever you want to call it). Why is this specific company being singled out?
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3y ago
I'm not sure if SpaceX's approach to development is a problem. We don't have to like it, but they develop faster and cheaper than the competition... and as proven by Falcon 9, Dragon, etc, it works. The competitors designing
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3y ago
No iOS version as the other comment mentioned, but if you want to contribute, try Every Door ( https://every-door.app/ ) for now. It doesn't have points and badges like Street Complete, but you can easily add/upda
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3y ago
> point people to the editor on openstreetmap.org, not any of the mobile or "simplified" editing I wouldn't have made most of my contributions (or even started mapping) if I had to use their website on a tiny screen or had
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3y ago
I don't know if I'll ever use Kagi, if their founder fully understand privacy laws, if I agree with him clarifying anything when clearly this person doesn't want to discuss it, etc... but after reading the post and some stuff
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3y ago
The screenshot on the article shows the page ranking first for "ddos service". Usually you only search this if you're under attack or if you're looking for the service they offer. I guess they could have a "are you
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3y ago
Matt/Automattic is good at keeping things open source. On top of the work on WordPress and their plug-ins, when they acquired PocketCasts, they made the apps open source: https://blog.pocketcasts.com/2022/10/1
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3y ago
Many companies don't know when to stop and end up killing their products by introducing bloat which almost no one wants and costs money to develop/maintain. Simplenote works, is maintained, and does what it says on the name... mor
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3y ago
They're selling a service that you, under a DDoS attack, want to buy?
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3y ago
DigitalOcean, OVH, Hetzner, Vultr, Linode, [...], all include a certain amount of bandwidth (or unlimited with a speed cap) with their VPS.
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3y ago
On top of the iOS restrictions vs Android, an iPhone comes with a set of constraints that the type of user that cares about bootloader unlocking doesn't want to deal with. From apps that are not on the store to custom ROMs that have fe
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3y ago
Asus even used to send free phones to developers over at XDA Developers so they could create custom ROMs and stuff like that, so that excuse doesn't work for them.
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3y ago
Rewarding their bad behaviour by buying more devices doesn't feel right.
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3y ago
Magisk + a few modules and most apps should work. The warranty part, this depends a lot in the country, but at least in Europe I don't think they can deny repairs just because you unlocked the bootloader.
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3y ago
I'm not sure if the latest Model 3 upgrade is going to sell as well as the previous ones. Some changes are bad. Eg: Someone I know struggles with turn signals. We have a few roundabouts here and it can be a bit confusing on tighter tur
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3y ago
Very good option for Android users. Have been using it for the past 5 or so years.
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3y ago
Yes, they did the right thing.
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3y ago
Sounds like someone did a bad job managing their maintenance schedule (via Google Translate): Can you say anything more about what caused the planes to be grounded? "A routine check was not completed within the specified timelin
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