

fair enough. It’s not very nice big tech, but they were never that nice to begin with
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fair enough. It’s not very nice big tech, but they were never that nice to begin with
update: I’ve installed forgejo! Super easy once I figured out I had to create a new user. I’ve set up a second origin for my repos called “local”, since it will be a nice local backup for all my code.
I find it interesting that, of all companies, HMD was the first to adopt it (aside from Apple)
But for instance, let’s say Samsung adopts SiC batteries. Battery life would be much better, so more people would buy Samsung phones over Apple and it would be one less advantage for going for the smaller brands vs Samsung. Plus, if you had two-day battery life, when the battery inevitably degrades, you’ll still have solid battery life.
no, roads would be soft and nice!
I would argue that everyone wants more battery life and most people would appreciate better cameras too. Cool tech is useful tech. There’s a reason why other companies are adopting it
Imagine if all roads were made of soft squishy stuff like rubber or carpet…one can only dream…
Yeah, Apple Intelligence really was half-baked. Apple be Apple I guess
In a nutshell, most of the promised features of Apple Intelligence wasn’t released on launch (notably, still no smart Siri), at first only things like image playground and note summaries.
Ah so things like Apple Intelligence being a staggered release
Oh, that makes sense. Apple/Samsung manufactures way too many phones for the new and upcoming tech like SiC batteries and super large image sensors. Hopefully Apple (eventually) innovates again instead of adding yet another button.
That makes a lot of sense. Samsung’s displays are also quite good too.
I still find it strange that they’re not trying to develop SiC batteries though, esp. for their foldables and thin “Edge” puone
SiC batteries would also help a lot for thinner phones like foldables (see Find N5 and XFold 5 from Oppo and Vivo compared to Samsung’s Z Fold 7) as well “thin phones” (see Samsung’s S25 Edge and Apple’s rumoured 17 Air)
Another thing, Qi2! Only Apple and the HMD Skyline support it. Why is that?
How do I set up backups for Immich, Nextcloud, and Radicale? I see lots of different options, I can’t pick!
Should I get Gitea or Forgejo? Forgejo seems to be a more free/libre fork of Gitea, the latter of which is influenced by a for-profit company. Is Forgejo functionally equivalent to Gitea, and if not, what are the differences? If they are basically the same I would probably go with Forgejo over Gitea. Is Forgejo’s documentation and setup similar, better, or worse than Gitea?
that makes sense, not having all your eggs in one basket.
hence keepass :D
might set up syncthing too so I can sync my passwords p2p…
I personally prefer keepass and really don’t trust my server to be secure enough with all my passwords…
I’ve got LibreTranslate installed so don’t need another translator, but Mozhi seems pretty cool though :D