WorseDoughnut 🍩 @ worsedoughnut @lemdro.id

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Do we really need a new post about this, with the same screenshot, every time it happens to someone for the first time?

Yeah but at least you'll know exactly when the lithium ones go bad...

I could understand consolidation when you're as big as google and lot of these one-off apps (Duo, Allo, Podcasts, Measure, Hangouts, etc.) are all clearly just testing grounds for either specific features eventually destined for their mainline apps, or just neat ideas that never caught on and couldn't be monetized enough to warrant keeping the service alive.

The real issue is: they almost NEVER actually make the "consolidated" app reach feature parity with the one it gets folded into.

Do you have a link to that? sounds amazing

That you think it's "odd" for Nexus to remove a bigoted anti-trans mod is such a red flag lol.

massive props to VH, it's an awesome modpack, though getting started can be brutal depending on how lucky you are with your seed.

And clearly it's working...

My exact solution to this on Endeavour was to just stop using flatpaks lol.

Literally everything I used from flathub was also either on the AUR or trivial to install manually from the host GitHub.

I just wanna play as a Kenku... [sad bird noises]

Unfortunate but not shocking to be honest.

Only recently did smartphone cameras get better at detecting darker skinned faces in software, and that was something they were probably working towards for a decent while. Not all that surprising that other camera tech would have to play catch up in that regard as well.

This is the most blatant case of fraudulent advertising since The Never-Ending Story.

I don't think they meant the hacked and released source code, I think they meant the kernel modules that Nvidia actually opensourced in may of '22

so the issue gets the attention it deserves.

The other best way to do this is to actually submit the issue in the appropriate location so the Lemmy devs can track and respond to it.

It's been 7 hours, it can't be that hard to make a github account and format this post into an actually helpful github issue.

Not sure if you just misread the commands or not, but that's a pretty different usecase than what they're describing.

I believe they've (Google) been somewhat successful in convincing carriers / 3rd party OS devs like Samsung to start implementing RCS in their own messaging apps. There's even a 3rd party app on iOS that can use it now.

Check out the XDA Forums section for your carrier's version of whatever model of phone you have. Not all carriers make it trivial (or even possible) to unlock the bootloader and flash custom recovery images, but if it's possible then someone there has certainly done it.

RCS is our last hope...

Maybe the Wunderground KDE plugin will be revived now that IBM isn't the one handing out API keys...

pre-numbering, it was almost like trying to decipher Sanskrit when going out to buy a router.

This is the leat surprising information anyone could have told me about working for LTT/LMG. Time and time again, tech jobs and game dev jobs in workplaces run by "old internet edgelords" always (always) results in shit like this.