It's pretty sad that new and innovative companies only exist to get sold to big corporations these days. And I'm saying that as someone who did not like Arc
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It's pretty sad that new and innovative companies only exist to get sold to big corporations these days. And I'm saying that as someone who did not like Arc
You sure it's HP? The circle in the front makes me think of Dell
You're literally inside it. Find the communities you're interested about and do it
The title is kind of genius.
BTW I don't see this as an actual issue. The important factor is which people read them. If it's journalist who then report on them, and politicians who then act, then they are still effective. I don't see why any average citizen should want to go and read them directly
If app installation is not managed by Google (i.e. if you're not using Google Mobile Services or GMS), Google cannot block the installation of any apps. Graphene's devs have confirmed themselves that this new measure will not affect their ROM
I'll happily continue using my GrapheneOS Pixel since nothing will change for 3d-party ROMs :)
If trying to exterminate a whole population did not do anything, I doubt abusing Thunberg will change things
It's about surveillance. Federated services are not a threat to big tech since it's so small
It's not an e-paper screen, though. It's basically just a regular screen with a matte screen protector on top. Not really impressive, if you see it live
KDE Connect is one of the most amazing pieces of software I've used in my life
Graphene OS does something similar. It sandboxes GMS like any other app
Yeah, it's a moving target for sure. For now, the devs seem to be very certain that AOSP will stay and that they will still be able to port GOS on new devices (although it will take more time and work).
Having used one, I can guarantee that Jolla is the best in terms of maturity, UI, Android compatibility and many other fronts
Ah, nice catch
One of the few reputable and non-biased sources is the South China Morning Post
Spotify and YouTube music are known in the audiophile world for their not-so-great audio quality. I.e. the audio files that you stream via those services are very compressed.
An mp3 file 320 kbps is not a huge jump in quality, but it's definitely noticeable without being an audiophile! You're definitely experiencing that
Yep, the NYT article is from June 2025
Great, another controversy around GOS is precisely what I was missing. I was starting to worry there would not be one this week
Kids don't event know the folder struture of their Home directory, so why would they know what a File System is? Lol
I believe this only stores that information. It's not a system of declaring an age
thanks for using Leebra!
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