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  • Yep. Runs regular sideloaded APKs including emulators.

  • One month of Fitbit Premium doesn't seem appropriate. At the very least, unlock full functionality for them if you're not longer giving them a way to pay for it.

  • If you don't need an incredible amount of creativity, quantization can get it to work with relatively little RAM.

  • There are outright fake article ads at the bottom of this site when visiting without an adblocker.

  • The storage access issue is a pretty big fix for folks using multiple user accounts.

  • As an aside, I'd personally prefer the option to use email instead of phone numbers on Signal.

  • Much love for Bitwarden.

  • I'm surprised nobody has taken on bringing compatible hardware to market. I feel like there would (still) be crowdfunding interest.

  • I'm not sure it's a platform that should be promoted. It is incredibly laden with alt right content, even worse than the stuff YouTube frequently attempts to drive me toward. It's also just another publicly traded company. It's affiliated with that Truth Social stuff as well.

  • Sorry, they're the first results on Google if you search "rumble" and "kick" so I figured you'd have already found them 😅.

    It's just rumble.com and kick.com. Rumble is packed with alt right content though. I always knew it as RT's favourite platform.

  • They appear to be attempting to give it a distinct name here.

    Rather than scattering when they come into contact with phonons, excitons in Re6Se8Cl2 actually bind with phonons to create new quasiparticles called acoustic exciton-polarons. Although polarons are found in many materials, those in Re6Se8Cl2 have a special property: they are capable of ballistic, or scatter-free, flow. This ballistic behavior could mean faster and more efficient devices one day.

  • I hadn't heard of Pebble the Twitter competitor. It just makes me miss the Pebble watches.

  • To install another one that works!

  • I saw that one from Wired but didn't post it because the body itself referenced increased installations of some adblockers. The title seemed like a strange conclusion to draw from it all.