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20th century: number must go up
21st century: number must go up faster than last quarter or we will fire people
20th century: number must go up
21st century: number must go up faster than last quarter or we will fire people
That's it, indeed it isn't rooted
Interesting.
Android 12 with syncthing-fork from fdroid does not allow access to the /android/data folder.
I want to backup my downloaded podcasts and whatsapp, but it can't do it.
Do you have an earlier android version?
HMD global
Good to know every component will be cheaper out on to a degree that makes the phone barely last, complete with a thousand software bugs.
Pass
Shame that for that price it will only give you 2 years of updates like a 200€ phone.
Why does it matter?
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They already fucked it up. They support their phones the least in the whole industry among major manufacturers. I think even shitty HMD Global supports their phones for longer now.
Will it have more than a pitiful 2 years of software updates? If not, not interested.
If I didn't need my banking and identity apps so bad, I would slap lineage on my 5ii.
I just want my steam link to work on KDE Wayland.
I just get a black screen with a mouse that I can't move with a connected steam controller
How do programs that measure available space like 'lsblk', 'df', 'zfs list' etc see hardlinks and estimate disk space.
If I am trying to manage disk space, does the file system correctly display disk space (for example a zfs list)? Or does it think that I have duplicate files/directories because it can't tell what is a hardlink?
Also, during move operations, zfs dataset migrations, etc... does the hardlinked file continue tracking where the original is? I know it is almost impossible at a system level to discern which is the original.
You must be mistaken. They stopped selling and supporting those earbuds right after they came out.
Buy their wireless headphones instead. They promise that the same thing won't happen with those!
It is. HMD Global Nokia has been pretty trash quality since the beginning. Bad cameras even for their price class, bad longevity, tons and tons of software bugs that take half a year to fix.
I will never buy an HMD global phone again.
That would be nice because their current 2 years of support is pitiful. It was on the dot too. no support for my 5 ii at all after exactly 2 years after launch...
Xperia 5 II (XQ-AS52)
First Seen: 3 years 5 months ago
Last Updated: 1 year 4 months ago
https://xpericheck.com/XQ-AS52
Charging port is beginning to get a bit loose too already.
Home assistant. It is simply the best option right now. Especially for amount of integrations. What are you using for a reverse proxy? I can send you my labels if you are using traefik.
The PG13 feature has probably just saved some awkward moments with friends or family 😂
Hmmm. What is the catch? Seems like a honeypot a little bit.
Which tracker is this on?
I don't know what to do with my stuff from RARBG anymore because nobody can connect to it, but I don't want it to go to waste.
Maybe I should repackage it is AV1 and put it on a tracker or something.
Being able to find, download and seed old series and movies.
Nobody ever stays seeding anymore because big private trackers make it all about ratio and small ones simply don't have to userbase to support "old" series.
Back with RARBG I had every season of that 70's show and had around a ratio of around 50. For old scooby doo, red green show, Mr. Rogers, Tom & Jerry, some cartoons from when I was a kid, etc... Now it is difficult to even find a lot of that media, much less have a good ratio from it on smaller private trackers where it might get 1 download per 6 months or so. There is absolutely no incentive for keeping around older media. If you want to get in good in trackers, you HAVE to pump and dump the most popular torrent of the week once a month or so to get a good enough ratio.
For example, on SceneTime I have a ratio of like 0.1 because it simply doesn't have users. However, they assign bonus points based on how long your torrent is seeding, if I am not mistaken, so my site "effective ratio" has gone up to 2 because you can spend the bonus points to add "upload GB" to your account if you are keeping alive "unpopular" torrents.
Same with diy HOTAS/HOSAS community. A niche within a niche