That’s what I use an old phone for. In the kitchen it’s a timer, notepad, and music player. I read the news on it while having coffee.
I could do that all on my main phone of course but if I’m cooking or having coffee my main phone is both off and elsewhere. I don’t like to be disturbed.
Oh, and I use it to test apps before they go on my main phone.
I am not the person you are replying to.
I read a lot of papers and it is hard if you don’t have background knowledge of the subject. If it’s something I am really interested in, then I will dive deep, if it’s not I will probably let it go when I get to the point where I no longer grasp what’s being said.
There is this recent paper about ants, https://arstechnica.com/science/2024/07/call-the-ant-doctor-amputation-gives-injured-ants-a-leg-up-on-infections/
I love el bosco, but the evolution of this painting was probably Bruegel in ‘the triumph of death’. If you include the other panels of the triptych, it is less salutary.
You can also try https://f-droid.org/packages/net.programmierecke.radiodroid2/
Seems like it’s no longer maintained, but it works fine, has search, sleep timer.
It uses data from https://www.radio-browser.info/
It’s all FOSS
Usually before it starts by not being able to see they are interested in me.
Could I have this on a notarized, laminated card to keep in my pocket? Otherwise I’ll just do the same thing I always do.
It can be highly invasive and destructive. That said, there are two types, clumpers and runners, runners are bad. Unless you’re a Panda.
I love paper maps, I have never had one run out of battery, or direct me onto a dead end.
It’s more than that though. It’s an adventure whenever you look at one.
I never use GPS or location services, show me a map and I know where I am and how to get to the next place.
My most recent paper map is of Tobago.
Maybe you are looking for https://f-droid.org/packages/us.spotco.maps/ from divestos.
One of the most distinguishing features of “web3” is the sheer level of handwaviness surrounding it. While you can find no end of press releases, crypto evangelists on Twitter, and venture capitalists extolling the virtues of web3, you will have a much harder time finding any definition that’s not so full of buzzwords that it becomes meaningless. That’s because “web3” is first and foremost a marketing term.
At the risk of another ban ‘with some module-only manufacturers taking orders at negative margins to preserve market share’
Cheap solar is good, government subsidized monopolies are not.
One of the other sub’s here had something about it earlier, I can’t find it of course.
Some people seemed to be redirected, others reported no problems.
Some users were also reporting that a Gmail address was now required for new signups, others said no.
Seems like probably an A/B test.
I no longer have an account there, I still use Stealth (Android) for search redirects and have no issues, others say Stealth doesn’t work at all.
Hmm, I’ve never had an issue with it. Orbot itself sometimes has problems, but even that is becoming rare in my use.
Yes, Tor can be set to start on boot, and there is a run all traffic through Tor setting. I’m pretty sure I remember one time when Tor failed during a session and things still worked though. With RethinkDNS this does not happen tough. When Orbot loses connection, quits, whatever, RethinkDNS will still send it traffic (if configured to do so) but it will not leave the device because Orbot is not running.
Like I said, I really prefer RethinkDNS
I prefer the RethinkDNS firewall as it is more granular in what it can block. Say you have the Wikipedia app, you can block intake-analytics.wikimedia.org and still allow meta.wikimedia.org
InviziblePro can be setup to start on boot. DnsCrypt, Tor, and I2P can all be toggled individually in the settings.
I used it previously then switched to RethinkDNS.
I like the blocking abilities and the logging more with RethinkDNS. I never used I2P so that was moot for me.
With RethinkDNS I can pick the Hagezi blocklist and No Facebook, as an example, quite easily. I can also individually block domains and IPs. Dnscrypt doesn’t allow that much precision.
It also has features like allow/disallow only on WiFi or data, block apps not in use, block all apps when device is locked, plus a bunch more stuff.
It integrates with Orbot, but Orbot must also be installed.
Really I can’t say anything bad about InviziblePro, I prefer RethinkDNS, you might not though.
Did you look in about:config ? Maybe the flag for Pocket is there but turned off.
I’m on mobile now otherwise I’d check