I bought my current phone, a Motorola Moto G Stylus (2025), because I of its hardware support. It has E-SIM plus a physical SIM slot, SD card support, and a headphone jack. The one downside is not having any custom firmware builds available. I’m hoping that changes in the near future.
It pretty regularly goes on sale for 50% off. I’d never played it before, so I bought it at that price.
As an Oklahoman, it is a shock for me to learn that okra is from the Old World
Bluetooth beacons are what you call these. There’s a few different app-based solutions, all of them proprietary as far as I’m aware, that connect to their brand of beacon regardless of its owner in order to update its position on the map. I feel like this should be possible to do in some way in an open manner, but I’d also be concerned about the security implications behind something like this. I wouldn’t want everyone to see where all of my most irreplaceable items are, after all.
“But you don’t understand, they’re killing people just like me now, so it affects me personally.” Some democrat probably
Try Rosy Crow. You’ll have to add the repository to f-droid before you download it.
I’ll just pop in here to add a link to my favorite Android Gemini browser: Rosy Crow
It’s fully featured, even supporting tokens for authenticated sessions.
Definitely get Card Shark if you have a gamepad. I bought it a couple days ago, and I’m in love with it.
UK had those laws, but Rupert Murdoch had lunch with Margaret Thatcher right before he purchased the Times of London, giving him a 40% market share in news media in the country. You wanna take a guess on whether those laws were enforced after their little meeting?
Reminds me of the ridiculous advice I’ve heard from my parents of just showing up to pester the boss at the job you want until they hire you. It may have worked before the days of LinkedIn and Indeed, but these days the people picking out application candidates almost always have nothing to do with the position they’re hiring for.
Don’t forget the one that SHOULD HAVE gotten GOTY: Kingdom Come Deliverance 2
Quspicious Minds sounds like a documentary on the Qanon movement
> turn on the light
> get out of bed
> open the curtain
As you part your curtains, you see that is a bright morning, the sun is shining, the birds are singing, the meadows are blooming, and a large yellow bulldozer is advancing towards your home.
Must be a Thursday. I never could get the hang of those.
And the cycle of enshittification continues…
I have a feeling I’m still going to be loading the vast majority of my games library from hard disk in 2030.
You can’t send them on their way without explaining summoning sickness! Creatures can’t tap or attack unless you’ve controlled them since the beginning of your turn.
A lot of people have mentioned ProtonDB already, but I’ll throw in Lutris as well. It’s a multi-platform game launcher that supports Steam, GOG, Humble Games, Epic Games, EA, etc. but its website also lets you search for a game title, and most should have a user-created method to launch.
It’s more that flash NAND uses a small electric charge to keep the NAND gates in the correct configuration. Over time, that charge dissipates. If you power the storage device every once in a while, you minimize these chances.
Here’s a video explaining why it happens to Wii U’s after being powered off for a while. https://youtu.be/JHME4zLs6Qs
Right? I have to know what it means by “Vatican Ciry (Alleged)”
Neat, I might have to try this out the next time I pull out my Chromebook. I did use it for a while when my desktop was out of commission, and this was the biggest issue I ran into. Had to dial YouTube videos down to 240p to get decent playback.