I don’t think Rosie released the blood herself, the idiot did it to himself on the glass he broke.

Still, good job Rosie, for scaring the blood out of the asswipe.

Also, that’s artery-volume blood.

might need to respawn

Haha, dammit I snorted. Fine, enjoy the upvote

So pooping improves your memory? 😁

About every 3 days or it gets wonky.

Newly setup too, about 2 months ago, Android 13

And peoe want that sweet, sweet, “convenience”.

I want proper use of swap/cache by default, not something I have to root to get.

Why is my browser reloading pages because I switched apps, on a 6gb phone?

I could prevent this on a 2gb phone in 2017 with root by configuring it properly.

Check out the apps Hermit and Native Alpha. They make web pages run like an app. I’ve only run into a couple sites where they don’t work right.

I vaguely recall a recent-ish article that an average web page is 30mb. That’s right, thirty megabytes.

It’s amazing how much faster web browsing becomes when I run PiHole and block most of it.

Suddenly the TV is pretty snappy, and all browsers feel so much smoother.

Unhenged?

Hahahahaha, I actually laughed out loud

Hahahaha that’s awesome

It’s a tradeoff.

For Enterprise the licensing costs are part of a support agreement - and Enterprise actually uses MS support all the time.

Using Linux means you either contract out to a qualified support org, or bring that expertise in-house, when you already have an entire IT structure that’s very familiar with Windows (in Enterpsie, anyway). That world just can’t get away from MS.

With devices like these (Point of Sale), it’s probably all contracted to a third party anyway, which is much smaller orgs, usually (I’ve deployed a couple). Those companies may benefit by using Linux, as they can purpose-configure the OS and (as you said) not have licensing costs - plus they can run less expensive hardware (which they do anyway, even with Windows, and performance sucks because of it). They likely already have the Linux expertise in-house as they either built the systems themselves, or at least had a major hand in the design.

Anuto is fun, I really like the back-to-gradeschool graphics

Ok, now this looks impressive, since they publish the API and CAD files for you to build your own add ons.

I can’t think of add-ons I’d want - I’m more for smaller phones today, so the bulk doesn’t really appeal to me. But I’m eager to see what people create (may already be some stuff posted on 3D printing sites, I haven’t looked). Maybe an add-on battery that’s the size of the back but really thin?

Edit: LOVE that it’s a plastic phone. Please, more plastic phones, they’re lighter and tougher.

Lol, nice.

Not that it matters, really, as it’s all about battery chemistry, and there’s no such thing as a free lunch.

Apple may do something differently than Android manufacturers, but they all have the same choices - tweak the voltage/current profile, manage temp, limit recharge bounce when a phone sits on the charger.

Actual answer: fast charging will always do more damage than slower charging. It’s all tradeoffs, and I will trade my battery longevity for fast charging when I need it. When I have time, slower charging is fine.

I think SMS Backup Restore can export to HTML.

I imagine it’s about use-case.

I have no concern about desktop performance, and frankly virtual box is such a dog all the time that anything else is faster.

VMware now uses KVM for it’s desktop virtualization, which is definitely better than VirtualBox. Even old VMware Workstation on Windows is far better than VirtualBox.

I just say “post grezz sequel”. Sorry if it pisses people off, but it’s a stupid name, so I’m gonna say it the way I want.

I look forward to the day when all these lame-ass, insider naming conventions are looked down upon as the stupid things they are.

Wtf does “en jinx” or “engine X” have to do with it’s functionality?

I hate looking for an app on my phone that does a particular thing but hell if I can recall what the idiot developed called it.

Rules of English, the closest I’d come is n-jinx. You don’t pronounce letters individually, unless reciting the alphabet or something.

Unless you pronounce the letter “B” the same way you say it, like the bug that makes honey.

We don’t say “beenefits” or “bee eee an eee eef eye tee ess”