Shit move from Reddit. Glad I jumped ship to lemmy.

Honestly, lemmy has less users compared to Reddit, yet you still get more engagement.

Honestly, just take a basic normal car, and replace its engine with an electric one. No on screen entertainment, no cameras, no AI bull shit, no self driving. Just as basic as it gets.

Less content to go through, so you end up going through posts and comments a bit more thoroughly. This translates to higher engagement from users overall compared to Reddit.

The con of course is less content to go through.

Proton is great but I do feel wary from putting all my eggs in one basket again.

Because a bunch of idiots take their hands off their steering wheel and think Elmo's car is 100% safe.

We all know landlines won't be coming back. They can try and make it cool with some fancy stock photos but mobile phones have killed them long time ago.

Definitely Syncthing.

Great app to sync my phone with my laptop.

Antennapod hands down.

Works great and have been using it for years.

No. They are two different projects.

Lineage is about providing a Google free version of android AOSP and supporting as many phones as possible.

Graphene is about making a privacy centric version of android that can run Google apps sandboxed. Graphene only supports pixel phones.

Been archiving a lot of my favourite shows. I expect a lot of them to either disappear in ten years, or sit behind some subscription.

Finally, been ages.

A number is still needed to register I believe.

First recall, then getting rid of local accounts, and now this.

Might shift back to Linux now.

Get yourself a good dinner takeaway, favourite drink, choose a movie you would like to watch, and end it with some retro video games of needed.

It reached a stage where I can type messages without looking at the phone ne at all. Tactile keys has it's advantages too.

Why not promote matrix as a substitute?

The US market is such a weird one. Apple owns more than 80% of all teens over there and Android might struggle to expand there in the future. However, outside the US, Android is still prevalent in many markets (and will grow in many third world countries), iMessage isn't that used, and blue/green bubble argument does not exist.

A lot of people are against credit cards which is understandable. But I use them almost exclusively and pay them in full every month.

As long as I don't go over whatever I have in cash, these credit cards help me in building credit score as well as provide a layer of protection should some person or site try to over charge me later.

It's not for everyone, but it worked for me.

Basically forums

You will be surprised how many old people rely on health monitoring devices that use 2G to send basic data.

Your hands are part of your body so it should be ok.