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@ chottomatte @lemdro.id

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I don't use Arch , btw

  • Google Photos now lets you animate your camera roll with Veo 3 for free

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  • No, thanks

  • Nepal Bans 26 Social Media Platforms, Including Signal

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  • Beside Lemmy , what other options are available for them?

  • Battery sizes on flagship phones are about to explode

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  • Thanks for making me laugh

  • Alternatives to GrapheneOS

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  • CalyxOS , though updates are temporarily paused for unknown period , you can get Fairphone 4 or Fairphone 5 , if privacy is your main concern and you don't mind downgrading

  • Running the joke to the ground

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  • Thank you, I've tried it before, but it still has some restrictions like extensions , in my experience I didn't notice a difference as I don't use a lot of extensions, but I still prefer to stay away from anything that Microsoft put limitations on , even if it doesn't affect me now, it might later

  • Running the joke to the ground

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  • Thank you, I'll take your notes into consideration , currently it's just learning C , I use Code::Block for it

  • Running the joke to the ground

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  • Thank you, I didn't mean I'll rush and install all of the mentioned things in the post, but it motivates me to learn

    actually I have two problems: 1- I don't know where to start 2- I'm too lazdy to search for resources so I start

    And please don't mention that VS code piece of shit in front of me even as an example, I can only use Windows as OS , one product by Microsoft is enough to tortue me

  • Running the joke to the ground

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  • I have been so lazy when it comes to learn emacs and vim, but this sounds interesting enough as a start

  • Petition to stop Google from blocking sideloading

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  • Honestly? even if we succeed in this , Google will simply fuck things up in something else, the only real solution is that it completely looses people acceptnace , and that's the hardest part because the majority don't think about changing things if it's comfortable enough

  • What podcast(s) do you recommend?

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  • Thank you

  • Chrome for Android getting Material 3 Expressive tweaks

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  • I like M3E very much , but on Chrome it sounds ugly

  • Your username is now public and hereditary like a surname. How much do your kids hate you?

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  • It depends on how you use your phone and what the physical attacker aims

    • if you use a custom ROM with decrypted /data partition by default and no way to encrypt it, the attacker can get access to all of your data from recovery even if you've set a lock (like password/PIN/pattern) in the ROM, but if your custom ROM is encrypted and protected with a lock, the attacker must know your password to decrypt /data partition in recovery
    • if the attacker aims to replace a part of your phone with a sus one (like a boot partition for example), he must be a developer who knows how to build things designed for your exact phone model, otherwise your phone will get bricked
    • if your phone is rooted and you give root permission to sus modules and apps, it's possible to install malware and do shady things in it without physical access

    My recommendations:

    • only use trusted ROMs
    • only use an encrypted ROM ( official LineageOS is encrypted if I'm not wrong) , encrypted ROMs are slightly slower than unencrypted ones, but safer
    • set a lock to the ROM
    • avoid giving ROOT access to untrusted modules and apps
    • (if you're paranoid) clean flash every time you update or switch ROMs, as this will replace any sus partition flashed by an attacker
    • (if you're using decrypted ROM and custom recovery) set a password to the recovery, BUT if it's orangefox make sure to remove the password before updating the recovery, otherwise you'll get troubles

  • Google: 'Your $1000 phone needs our permission to install apps now'". Android users are screwed

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  • And Vanilla ROMs users

  • What podcast(s) do you recommend?

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  • For politics, anything probably, just nothing extreme like Nazism, Radicalism, etc

  • The Legend Is Spreading

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  • I actually stopped getting messages from them during the last 3 months ( I was inactive on Lemmy ) , so yeah maybe that's the case, or it's targeting online people whether they replyed or not

  • What podcast(s) do you recommend?

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  • That's an incredible list, thank you and sorry for late reply

  • What podcast(s) do you recommend?

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  • Tech , history , politics (non American) , and whatever interesting

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  • Thanks for elaborating, I totally agree with you about this

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    What podcast(s) do you recommend?

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    What podcast(s) do you recommend?

  • Open Source @lemmy.ml
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    GravyScanner : a FOSS Android app that reveals installed apps involved in Gravy Analytics data breach

    github.com /steffandroid/gravy-scanner
  • Ask Android @lemdro.id
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    The future of Android as an Open Source project

  • Android Development @programming.dev
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    Any kotlin learning roadmap and sources ?

  • Open Source @lemmy.ml
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    Any FOSS apps to design icons ?

  • Asklemmy @lemmy.ml
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    Any methods to know if there is a baby in the egg while boiling it?

  • Linux @lemmy.ml
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    What to try in a linux distro ?

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    Qustions

  • Ask Science @lemmy.world
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    Any scientific explanation to what happened to me ?