Boiling eggs but your phone is charging

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I have also had issues with type C connection reliability, but every single time so far it has been an issue with the cable. I thought that the port on my phone of 4+ years was dying, the connection felt loose and it would charge unreliably, but changing out the cable has completely removed all issues.

Same thing, no?

That’s pretty cool, haven’t heard of this service before. The website is a little light on technical details but I do like the co-op model.

I personally finished deleting windows off of all of my machines recently. One by one we will add up over time

Posteo has no custom domain support, deal breaker for me. As far as I understand they don’t support IMAP in order to keep their encryption working, and I believe others like Proton do the same thing. Since their webapp is good and they even have an official client on Fdroid, I don’t think it’s a big deal

No, never. My keyboard doesn’t even have one (40%)

Restarting should also disable biometrics until you put a pin in once

Well it is kind of a reference. There were some viral videos a bit ago of groups of men in public bathrooms singing the Halo theme.

A red ball balancing on a [white ball with a blue ball on top]

technically correct if you interpret like this

Buy once cry once

Wait nevermind, I just tested it again and I see the stuttering now. I can’t unsee it 😭

Feels smooth on S21U at high refresh rate

Tuta for mail, self hosted calendar with Radicale

Also recently got the LOTR game. I like games that can be played single player too

No since it doesn’t track you. Magic Earth uses the same map as Organic Maps (osm) and has live traffic data, but it is proprietary, not open source

You can download an app called StreetComplete that makes it very easy to do little edits such as marking whether a bus stop has a bench and what material the sidewalk is made of. It’s also available on FDroid!

You can use something like Proton mail or Tuta (among others) with a custom domain pretty easily. All you need to do is add a couple DNS records to the domain on the registrar’s admin page. Both of the services I mentioned have detailed step by step instructions on how to do this.

It’s almost like covering your orifices makes it harder for stuff from your orifices to make it to other peoples’ orifices.

Orifices.