The fibre modem my ISP uses is pretty small, about the same size as one of those small unifi switches, but it still feels like there’s almost nothing in it.
I have taken apart the fibre modem of a different provider before, which was just a small PCB no larger than a raspberry pi and a fibre extension cable.
I’m not seeing this problem on the latest ironfox. Even heavier sites like github load within a few seconds.
Unfortunately the app developer themselves have decided to only allow installs from the play store. Not much you can do about that, though I wonder if that’s something revanced could possibly patch out of the apk.
I’m also using grapheneos, but I’ve never noticed anything like this.
To check I just went back to the very last app in the app switcher, which was ironfox, which was still open on the same page I left it during lunch today. (About 6 hours ago)
Well that’s actually not such a crazy idea. Proton accepts cash via mail as well, so apparently it’s doable.
what the hell prompted you to respond like that.
I’m guessing these (þ) characters that @[email protected] always uses.
I find them incredibly annoying personally, like my head internally stops parsing the sentence when ome of those comes along.
At least they represent one of them. You seem to represent exactly none of them.
I mean yeah, but that doesn’t make the title any more true.
I think Wero is supposed to become the replacement for all of that, though I’m not sure if it’s gonna have similar features. For now it’s only available in a few countries unfortunately.
It can alsoake fes that perform way worse than they have anything to. See yandere simulator for example
+1 for breezy weather, the app itself looks really nice as well
Pretty sure both windows and macos allow programs to interrupt shutdown, usually if there’s any unsaved documents open. I quite like that feature actually, if it’s used correctly anyway.
I hate that. My pixel tablet has it as well, and besides it being terribly unreliable which is surely just that particular implementation, it’s also annoying when it does work. Just want to quickly turn on the screen to pause music or check a notification or something, and it’ll just immediately unlock. No thanks, I prefer separate actions to be separate buttons.
While very useful, it’s not exactly the same as connecting straight to your WiFi. Iirc your android device will act as an additional nat and firewall, which can make it more difficult connecting to the device behind it from devices connected to the regular network, and vice versa.
So what would be the benefit of trying Ubuntu if mint didn’t work? As far as installing packages is concerned, they’re practically the same
Docker desktop differs more than just configuration. Iirc the whole docker command and engine desktop uses runs in some kind of container as well, making it more difficult to use from the cli if you want to.
Doesn’t mint use the same driver package as Ubuntu?
That’s the one. I dong get any insights either, but iirc it did stop my emails from automatically going to spam. It’s been a while though, and I remember trying a whole bunch of different things, but I believe that’s what eventually fixed it.
Though now that I think about it, I did have to register my domain with Google in some way to stop being flagged as spam iirc.
It was packed in this hunk of junk.