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  • He actually said that it was a late prototype, then went on to list the things fairphone said had changed between his unit and the final product.

    Then added that nothing he experienced should've been impacted by the slight changes they made.

  • Fun story. I never really considered myself an audiophile. At first, I downloaded every song I had as an mp3 or YouTube rip.

    Then I ran out of storage space and built a music server.

    Then I discovered deemix. At the time completely free

    I know deemix wouldn't last. I redownloaded every song I had as flac, knowing I can't Begin to take advantage of it. Storage is cheap and I have unlimited data.

    So a dap is in my future. Probably in my car. And after some research

  • Lol. Yes.

    I download most of my music, but I haven't gotten a new song in like a year and a half, so I want cheap, desktop something for the once in a while listening.

    My wife has an iPhone and pays full price, this is also motivation

  • If it's not crazy far out of date, and you can still get app updates and Google services updates, you'll be mostly fine.

    A big part of security is limiting your exposure. If you know how to prevent any connection to anything other than your server and probably Google for updates, that would be a great help.

  • 10 years ago was the time to start, too.

    Imagine a Linux-like OS for mobile as a reasonable 3rd mobile operating system. People would run it and seem weird like when people run Linux on their laptop nowadays. 1-2% market share. Basically nothing is native to it but a handful of open source apps, but waydroid would be more complete. That would be beautiful.

    Shoot. Imagine a reasonably new phone running something Linux with a shell laptop that lets you properly converge. Linux has the best ARM support because basically anything can be complied.