ViciousTurducken @ ViciousTurducken @lemmy.one

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The company makes one bad decision amid a sea of great decisions and all people online can do is complain about it like it's the end of the world.

It's unfortunate. Don't let perfect be the enemy of the good.

Yes and no. There are certain things you can do on the margin, such as eating more satiating foods, but ultimately you will likely feel hunger pangs when you are eating below your caloric maintenance.

I don't mean to say that one should always feel hungry, regardless of what they are eating.

Honestly, this helps motivate my weight loss. When you're hungry you know you're doing something right.

Oh I understand what you mean now

We have a finite limit of attention / emotional energy

I meant a source on this

Have a source?

Back in the day some iPhones could run janky forms of Android/Linux. I don't think it ever got to daily driver status but it was surprisingly feature complete.

Isn't ZigBee just a standard? What makes it more private?

Interesting. Have any resources to learn more about this? Don't people get caught doing illegal things based on their IP address?

Let's say I make a profile on social media that has no personally identifiable data on me. How else would they track me?

I believe the reason they don't is because:

1. They have a small team. It is not worth it at this point to support more devices.
2. The Pixel series is considerably more secure, and that is the area they specialize in.

Plenty of restaurants source rarer ingredients than your local grocery store and use advanced techniques to create flavor and texture combinations that are hard and time-consuming to do as a home cook. It isn't simply "add more sugar, fat, and salt."

forgot to reply but thanks for finding this!

You like buying and eating slop?

I can tell you have a nuanced and clearheaded view of the internal machinations of the Department of Dustice.

No I choose to financially support Google and Youtube creators with Premium

Also, check out ArcFox, a way to implement some of Arc Browser's design into Firefox.

Keep in mind that it is currently undergoing a rewrite.

If I recall this was in reference to LineageOS' charging control feature. Perhaps this is what you are referring to?

Are you sure AOSP 12 built this feature in? I'm on GrapheneOS on Pixel 7 and there is no such option in battery settings.

Check out Breezy Weather! It is a fork of Geometric with a lot of updates! It's still in beta but it's better already. Currently available on IzzyonDroid

I had no idea this existed!