Wow, that’s so cool!
Wow, that’s so cool!
I prefer my accolades in the form of bonus cheques. I’ve got a git history for anyone else that matters
Give the article a read. Your answer is right at the top.
I noticed I was blocked today when connecting via the same VPN I’ve used for years, including back when I was a user. That’s fuck up enough for me.
If you don’t mind me polling your opinion: do you recommend Graphene for someone previously used to Cyanogen / Lineage? I recently upgraded to a Pixel 8 from quite an old handset and I’m not particularly fond of the stock ROM. Much has changed since the last time I had to think about this stuff! I primarily care about privacy, and use my cell for little more than phone calls, messaging, and its camera.
I picked it up on the Steam winter sale. Been waiting to play this one for so long and can’t wait!
I was with you up until the climate controls.
Any control you can find in a 1997 Hyundai Accent should be physical.
Anything else can be hidden behind a touchscreen because I’m not going to use it while driving anyway.
My big request would be to drop the USB cable. I don’t know why I need to connect both USB and Bluetooth. I’d love to just leave my cell in my bag where it belongs instead of advertising yet another reason why someone should smash my windows in!
Yeah, it certainly can go that way unfortunately. I’m in favour of digitisation generally, but at a minimum it relies on:
I believe that, in general, things lost to time on the net violate one of those two rules. They either resided on a single privately held server which was discontinued, or the data was locked up in some proprietary file format which was inevitably replaced for the sake of selling the new software product.
The benefits of pulling this off correctly are enormous:
No need. I already know I’m allergic to bullshit.
It’s a beautiful bird until the horny little pricks find your chimney’s metal flashing at 5:00!