yes and P4a is already one major GOS/Android version behind, it's only getting "extended legacy support" releases. i.e. security fixes are merged and backported where possible, but it's overall not the best setup and they recommend to switch asap.
I'm pretty sure GOS will drop Android 13 (and therefore P4a) as soon as they release Android 15, since the team won't be maintaining three major Android versions.
CalyxOS ported Android 14 to P4a, so you might squeeze an additional year or so out of it if you switch.
I'd either replace the battery in the old P4a, or get a newer model with 7y software support. But buying a new 4a is probably not your best possible move
the camera is amazing, but you need to use the Google Camera app for it to take advantage of all the Pixel magic. 3rd party camera apps will yield lousy shots comparatively.
4a is end of life already, so no firmware updates from Google. GrapheneOS has legacy builds available for it but doesn't recommend using them, and they might go away anytime soon
get a used device which is still properly supported, don't buy brand new e-waste
the nazis also banned books they didn't agree with
i eat the fish
suck it, jian yiang
no, new new Internet
you're a fat, and a poor
that's what you get for having 2/3 right wing parties in the EU parliament
one is plenty enough already i'd say
not OP, but I have to run fronted and backend of a project in docker simultaneously (multiple postgres and redis dbs, queues, search index, etc., plus two webservers), plus a few browser tabs and two VSCode instances open, regularly pushes my machine over 15gb ram usage
pretty much like this
currently you'd have to be racist and ready to vote for right wing parties, just like back in the 1930s
or, you know, lemmy? it's not that much different from forum software, is browsable and federated
I've had to swap Firefox on my laptop for the deb package, the snap took like 5sec to open, whereas the deb opens instantly. Other than that, i don't see much of a difference, but i run into sandboxing issues quite often (same with flatpak though)
Unterstützung haben diese Geräte, aber updates kriegst du trotzdem keine mehr, die bleiben auf älteren Android Versionen