

Couldn’t you potentially have the same thing you describe for tor happening with i2p?
Couldn’t you potentially have the same thing you describe for tor happening with i2p?
You can definitely use a third party keyboard on iphone. They only force you to use their keyboard when entering passwords, which I can undestand their argument for.
Historically, Android has been “built and optimized to run with a 4 KB page size.”
In most CPUs, dedicated hardware called memory management units (MMUs) translate addresses from what a program is using to a physical location in memory. This translation is done on a page-size basis. Every time a program needs more memory, the operating system needs to get involved and fill out a “page table” entry, assigning that piece of memory to a process. When the page size is 4 times larger, there is 4 times less bookkeeping. So, the system can spend more time making sure your videos look great, games play well, and applications run smoothly, and less time filling out low-level operating system paperwork.
As device OEMs add more RAM “to optimize performance,” they will adopt these larger page sizes. Android 15 added system support — by refactoring the OS to be page-size agnostic — for this “increased page size, ensuring your app can run on these evolving devices and benefit from the associated performance gains.” This is supported and available to test on the Pixel 8 and Pixel 9 series. This results in performance improvements like:
Faster app launches: See improvements ranging from 3% to 30% for various apps.
Improved battery usage: Experience an average gain of 4.5%.
Quicker camera starts: Launch the camera 4.5% to 6.6% faster.
Speedier system boot-ups: Boot Android devices approximately 8% faster.
If it has to be a DE then I’d go with XFCE, otherwise I’d probably go with openbox.
But according to an Instagram account that Video Games Chronicle says has a reliable track record for sharing accurate details about new sets before Lego does, the brick-built Game Boy will sell for $59.99 when it launches on October 1st, and will include 421 pieces.
TL;DR
An upcoming Google Messages update will remove the convenient SIM selector from the compose section.
The setting is moving to the conversation details section, adding an extra step to the process of swapping SIMs for texting individual contacts.
Not tried it in years, but there was an app called fildo which I think you could give it a playlist url. It was buggy af though.
TL;DR
Xiaomi has detailed a new tool called WinPlay which lets you locally run PC games on an Android tablet.
The app also supports games from the Steam and GOG stores.
The tool is currently available as part of an internal beta on the Xiaomi Pad 6s Pro tablet.
Would this help? https://forum.manjaro.org/t/howto-configure-wireguard-via-the-networkmanager-gui-advanced-network-manager/138040 Looks like you just need the wireguard config file from Netbird.
I do something similar and use syncthing to sync a folders on my phone to my server, I then use beets to manage my library (helps pull correct metadata) and jellyfin is just pointed to that folder. There’s a fork of the syncthing app on fdroid: https://f-droid.org/packages/com.github.catfriend1.syncthingandroid/
Never heard of them before, but part of me wants a phone with a projector.
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Add main-belt asteroids to taste.
Basically Google made it so it only really works well in busy areas, to protect user’s privacy.
Aggregation by default. This is a first-of-its-kind safety protection that makes unwanted tracking to a private location, like your home, more difficult. By default, the Find My Device network requires multiple nearby Android devices to detect a tag before reporting its location to the tag’s owner. Our research found that the Find My Device network is most valuable in public settings like cafes and airports, where there are likely many devices nearby. By implementing aggregation before showing a tag’s location to its owner, the network can take advantage of its biggest strength – over a billion Android devices that can participate. This helps tag owners find their lost devices in these busier locations while prioritizing safety from unwanted tracking near private locations. In less busy areas, last known location and Nest finding are reliable ways to locate items.
https://security.googleblog.com/2024/04/find-my-device-network-security-privacy-protections.html
I use either telegram or Bandcamp to get stuff, then beets.io to manage my library, Jellyfin is then pointed to that folder and I mainly use Symfonium to play my music on mobile.
Always has been.
Works fine for me ¯\(ツ)/¯
You should look at either jellyfin or plex. Jellyfin doesn’t quite have the skip intro feature but it’s being worked on, and I think plex has the option to skip intros. Both will autoplay a series though.
In case, like me, you hadn’t heard of Bazzite before:
Bazzite is an OCI image that serves as an alternative operating system for the Steam Deck, and a ready-to-game SteamOS-like for desktop computers, handheld PCs, and living room home theater PCs.
Your link doesn’t seem to work for me
In Israel, do you need to use a vpn to torrent?