Fake4000 @ Fake4000 @lemmy.world

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Honestly, using a dodgy app and running on a bad OS to begin with isn't great. Your post is great and thanks for sharing, you just shared something not great though.

Why the fuck would a swimmer take that company to court.

Apologies, but shouldn't the government/council do that instead?

Basically they don't want you to turn your phone into a mobile router.

It's about time. Most Samsung midrange phones come nowadays with 120hz screens.

It's pretty much a place where everyone pats themselves on the back.

Only issue with LinkedIn is the prospect of finding jobs. I got my last job through LinkedIn actually.

Antennapod hands down.

Works great and have been using it for years.

Just keep at it. It doesn't have to be profitable in the beginning but if you enjoy it, you will excel in it.

Definitely Syncthing.

Great app to sync my phone with my laptop.

Does having an additional partition on the phone means you end up getting less usable space on that internal storage?

I have used an iPhone in the past and I believe anyone can get out of their walled gardens if they want to. They just need to research and work on it though.

A lot of average users won't do that though. You can export everything if you work on it. The only issue which is iMessage, but that's purely a US issue really. Hardly a problem in Europe where WhatsApp dominates it here.

I’ve seen a video of YouTuber who built a custom cabinet just to hold the phones he reviews. Sorry can’t remember his name.

They also go through frequent battery checks just to make sure none of them puffs.

I am unsure of this is needed. Compared to many podcast apps, antennapod is a core podcast app without many unneeded bells and whistles.

Not entirely sure what efficiencies are gained here. Might have been better if focus was given to the original project instead.

Aren’t curved screens on slab phones a thing of the past now. Samsung started it and ended it.

Boost comes with a lift y of bells and whistles, but in all honesty, voyager is pretty good out of the box. Not to mention the dev is honestly the most active I have ever seen.

Also, the fact that's it's open source is a plus.

Check the look and feel settings. It's there you just have to toggle it.

For firefox, just stick with UBO. Should be sufficient.

I tried it and was not entirely happy with it.

I usually stick to New on my list of communities and it's been good.

I don't usually use social media apps at all. But lemmy to me reminds of old school forums. A few people interested in a subject keep that section of the forum alive.

At what point do you use tab auto refresh?

I am genuinely curious.