Great thanks! I’ll watch the video and see if it clarifies things.
Great thanks! I’ll watch the video and see if it clarifies things.
Wtf is ApplicationDebuggable anti-feature?
You mean recent Samsung devices are compatible?
Revolut seems to continue working as of now on my PIxel 7. I’m transferring the money out just in case. Any idea when are they going to stop them from working?
Thanks…That’s a bit clunkier than what I’d like. Yeah you can set it up to work as an Android TV device, but you still need to get the box and a remote on your own.
I’m not sure what do you mean by any of this. Which media boxes? and, are any of them meant to be able to install LOS?
Thanks…I think the Shield is supported, and I might be able to get my hands around a 2019 model…the cylinder one. But seems very bulky compared to all the other alternatives, given that I’m thinking about it for traveling mostly. I’ll give it a thought.
Thanks…I’m afraid Walmart doesn’t sell outside of the US. I’m Asia based :( Also, seems this model is no longer available for sale. There’s a newer one with 32GB of storage (vs the listed lineageOS one which seems to be 8GB only), and the wiki explains that any other device not matching the exact model most likely will not work.
Yeah but…how? How can you block from your account the whole of it? I keep getting communities belonging to hexbear popping into my feed, and I have to individually block each one of them. It’s rather tedious. Isn’t there a way to make a whole instance block from your account?
Following on this, I’d like some sort of dongle capable of running Lineage OS. I only need it to run Jellyfin and some other fdroid apps. Any suggestions?
Since i bought my ink tank Brother over a year ago, i still haven’t had to refill it. For my previous Canon Pixma it would have been at least 2-3 cartridges. I mean i don’t print a lot, but I’m amazed at how much I’ve been printing with this thing.
Once it runs out, actually Brother original ink doesn’t come that much pricier than unbranded, but I’ll see my choices.
I have a Surface 7 Pro running KDE Neon. I don’t have a pen, but touch screen works perfectly (you might need to manually install an on-screen keyboard beforehand, as usually Linux doesn’t preinstall one by default), and I’d assume pen would too. Webcams are going to be an issue. You can find all information and support tables/matrix on the linux-surface website.
https://github.com/linux-surface/linux-surface/wiki/Supported-Devices-and-Features#feature-matrix
Here’s a long explanation on the work being done to make the cameras work (hint -they don’t, for our SP7 for now): https://github.com/linux-surface/linux-surface/wiki/Camera-Support
Can we have the names in the headlines of which MPs keeps consistently putting this crap on the agenda multiple times every year for the last couple of decades?
Yeah…but usually the the sticker ones with a slide have a space where the cover slides to, and all that space will be over the screen. Unless you want to permanently cover the punch-hole camera.
Awesome thanks!
Is there some list of recommendations or biggest discounts while having highest ratings?
Except these days the camera is a hole in the screen in a mobile phone, so you’d be effectively blocking part of the screen too.
So…both cloudflare tunnels and tailscale funnels would require to have the service exposed to have a link with a tailscale-running server, right? As in, every single of my services/containers running via funnel would need their own tailscale install. If it’s a web service I can publish it via the nginx proxy-tailscale one, but if it’s just a service with no defined URL, just the port, I need a tailscale funnel in every single container of these, right? Or am I getting this wrong?
Thanks!
The problem with Samsungs is thar once unlocked, you permanently burn the knox security fuse. So, even if you re-lock it, it’s not going to play nice with banking apps. It’s a one-way install only. Also I’m not so sure how LOS plays with banking apps… The only one that allows full re-lock AFAIK is the Pixel (which is what I have now, after nearly a decade on Samsung).