Kinda reminded me of this post
https://feddit.org/post/8032101
Albeit the kerning on those virtual keys are making me all itchy. Horrible horrible implementation from Google yet again when they could've done it right.
Download Wikipedia, seed Anna's archive for a ratio of 2.1+ and then turn it off.
Turn it on again in 2 years time and observe.
Call it astroturfing, call it naivety, call it coercive behaviour or whatever.
But you bought your phone which has the latest upstream release of updates from the OEM. People then coming in and telling you that Google is bad is fucking ironic to me.
I get it; I self host a fair amount of things locally these days but not solely because of politics and more, frugality? But chiding others for sharing what is a simple post of "hey guys, I got this shit early" is bollocks and I'll call each and every time.
Shakes head.
Wow.
So you can sleep well knowing that soon your data is going to be used for training AI that Mills children in Gaza?
You really are that puddled in the head you need to bring in external politics to someone sharing that their device that they bought, without someone telling them to use third party software instead, getting an update early?
It's called projection and it smells worse than your mum's knickers.
Looks like a Rover 820 to me
https://www.carcavescotland.co.uk/classic-cars-stock/rover-820-se-1-owner-49k
Like I say over in the comments on that post I had to literally switch bank accounts because of (ineptitude|poor pay) the customer service agents not being able to reset my password outside of using their "app" on an Android phone.
Curious if others have had similar issues.
Aye!
I think one of the most concerning things for me thou recently is Google Play just chucking off dev's apps from the Store because they don't update them at a rate of knots / some arbitrary thing that hasn't been disclosed to devs or left in a puddle of legalese in the TOS :/
I think your concerns about lack of updates is something while it worries some, I find it nice when updates are released only when it's stable.
If you check the devs history they reviewed a pull on KISS launcher itself back in Nov
https://github.com/Neamar/KISS/pull/2345#issuecomment-2496214318
and I like slow burner builds and especially when the devs make the app for themselves to use like this one ;)
We could certainly have mods for this default community too, that's not crucial to the idea.
It is thou, and why /r/reddit.com got archived eventually since the reddit admins (mods) couldn't keep up.
Where do you pool them from?
So furthering on this would shunting things to a [email protected] (maybe a somewhat better named community since I'm terribad at these things might work better....) within Instances but still viewable and crosspost-able by other, Instance users?
This would negate the need for a global admin since the Instance could have mods of that particular /c/, allowing the other Instance admins to review it for suitably if and when they drop in?
Coming up against any errors, and what have you tried exactly?