not called Brad but rather a lad, from Bradford in the UK.
Enjoys breaking apps, escooters, spam rings and sometimes bones, but not my own. That sucks.
No fuggin doubt.
And you know what irks me more is when you buy things from places like eBay or other third party seller websites (where you’ve consented to their cookies/terms) your email address you use with them is then in the hands of a goofball who’s had their personal business PC been compromised.
The few times I use eBay the email addy I use on their sees my inbox flooded. Fucking shitshow.
I’m aware of that, but I’m just pointing out many websites do not give you the consent options as stated above which imo are much more annoying.
It’s not just a warning, it’s also an option to reject.
Some don’t give you an option, but actually have a much cleaner interface imo.
Whether or not it’s better since you still have to click OK, some don’t let you reject them at all.
That’s kinda weird.
I’ve had a Meme11 Lite for a couple of years now and just bought another Poco. I don’t see no ads whatsoever, after I told Wallpaper Carousel to not nag me no more.
Alright I use NextDNS across router / device level but like I say I get none of these complaints and think it’s global releases for some?
I’m a capt’ three phones at the moment
While I’ve had my backup Samsung M12 with a 1pmobile SIM in my work locker for a couple of years now simply as an emergency backup, I’m also currently rocking two Xiaomi’s so I can test remote connections to a family members server via work WiFi/Tailscale.
My main issue is while I wear cargo pants at work, carrying two phones is more wieldy than you’d think and there’s also something else I did notice the other day with the Find My Device news.
I forgot where, I left my main phone the other day and my locker is a literal Faraday cage according to FMD? 10 minutes of panic :/
It’s just an app, not a lifestyle. 🤷
Now apply that thought to VLC and how many distros and apps use their libraries.
I thought I was a bit of a negative nancy but you take the cake 😆
You’d think they’d include an ethernet port on the device itself.
Or, hopefully they include a power brick with a RJ45 port. WiFi for streaming large high bitrate files is less than ideal especially if it’s touted as a set top streaming box.
APKMirror uses the hash from the Play Store to verify they’re serving you the legit apk.
It’s been around for years, the owner is very keen about their little baby, but relies on adverts. If you can put up with the latter you’re gucci
So, I just had a gander myself and this is pretty involved
https://github.com/RikudouSage/LemmySchedule
Maybe there’s some existing thing I’m missing but it would be cool :/
Yeah no doubt, and that’s why I like Tailscale.
I just map all users Tailnet visitors to guest, and give me r/w and all others r/o.
Bugs me though that they could include it, with big red flashy warnings like you get enabling USB debugging.
I keep pondering why Android has blobs for CIFS/SMB but not NFS, too.
Still haven’t found a legit reason why.
Yeah! I’ve been working far too hard and meant to get back to you, and the main admin has had a IRL issue so I can’t nag them right now and they also mentioned they need to update the instance?
You had a gander through the docs/GitHub to see if an existing thing lives for scheduled posts and could be even hosted by a numbnuts here on a spare Pi etc?
ninja edit: Hell, even a Chromebook will see you right with some of your other complaints in this thread about Taskbars etc. Unless of course you’re averse to anything Corp / they spying on you in which case you’re fucked anyhoo.
How long has Google been killing things now?
my comment meant I was preparing to fight.
You’re not.
Google are thou hence the shadowboxing reference.
how much they must value our personal data, that it only just now became worthwile to fight blockers with this much effort and PR/image depreciation.
You got it, on the nose.
Shadow boxing is always good practice.
Ultimately VPN users aren’t a protected class so it’s legal to discriminate.
This is what I’ve always found fascinating about companies and governments trying to block their usage.
All major firms/companies/governments use them, so, how the hell are they gonna stop them when their bosses get poked that’s something’s up 🙉
Fun times ahoy.
If one puts an indeterminate amount of red tape around an object / thing / thought, does one become entangled in said red tape?
– some idiot called lad from the internet’s, circa last decade