Carter @ Carter @feddit.uk

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Conveniently misses out "you ran the red light and cycled straight into fast traffic because you don't think the rules apply to you."

Pros are being as degoogled as possible whilst still having access to a more privacy oriented Play Services.

Cons are having to go without Google Pay and some apps just outright not working as intended. Memory management seems to be pretty poor generally as well with apps constantly having to be reloaded.

Pixel 6a running GrapheneOS. I'd like Linux mobile to really take off but I can't ever see it unless arm for desktop really grows.

Other than that there's not really much else that interests me. Maybe I'll try CalyxOS one day. I've spent a couple of years with an iPhone before but don't see myself going back.

You can still use the 3 button layout but I really wouldn't recommend it. Gestures are quicker and easier.

I've never worked in an office but it sounds like hell.

I often want to use public transport but the timetables and prices make it an absolute nonstarter.

I had a Miyoo Mini Plus for a while but just swapped to using my phone with a Backbone controller. Just seemed to make a lot more sense.

I use Navidrome over Jellyfin for music hosting. The open source music clients for the subsonic API are a little more varied.

If you're happy using closed apps, Symfonium supports both Jellyfin and Subsonic.

Not automated but I download using Qobuz-dl. If a track isn't available then a use Deemix. Last resort is second hand CDs.

Isn't news free though?

I remember a lot of games assigning the "press any button" controller has player 1 back in the day.

I've always been a bit weary of Proton. They're trying too hard to be Google for my liking.

Will I have to change all my emails now or will the old domains continue to be supported?

Lack of AA isn't the problem, it's the 130k for that hideous monstrosity.

Nope. I use NewPipe but I also have YouTube Premium if I ever need it.

It's easier to back into the space and it's easier to drive out of it. The question should be why do people drive forwards into parking bays and then struggle to back out?

A cystoscopy.

I don't really understand the need for it. I'd rather just use Arch.

I was so happy with MullVad until the port forwarding removal. €5 a month regardless and a very easy to use website. I moved to a 3 year purchase of AirVPN but it's a lot more finicky to use.

I've gotten into gaming more again by simply sticking with indie games. No more 100 hour boring open worlds.