You only really need to sign up for one, you can subscribe to communities on any other instances.
It largely is, but yesterday the Recognize app broke and I have no idea how to fix it. I think the environment got messed up from an apt-get upgrade? Its little things like that I have to figure out how to fix
I feel like I'm having a change of heart on NextCloud... Every time some little thing breaks I have to figure out how to fix it
Transport Fever 2 has consumed my free time. It's like a time machine, I open the game and I'm launched 4 hours into the future
The main difference I see is Chromium based browsers install it to your app drawer like a regular app
That one can only manually scan though
The most infuriating part is when this happens while using a password from a password manager
A world where we have illegal math
I still miss how nice this was when it came out. Rocking a Galaxy Tab S5e with Lineage OS which I'm really enjoying now though.
Tried it for a few minutes, it just feels off. It could just be the haptics? Idk this makes sense it just really makes me aware I'm typing on a screen
1000 down / 20 up for $75 from Comcast. It's getting upgraded to 1200/200.... Eventually.... 🥲
If they take too long I might just hop back to TMobile 5g home internet. It would peak at like 500 down / 120 up for $50 which I was super happy with.
In the US we have Zelle which is free and instant, but it's still a third party your bank integrates
South Park predicted this
"Bus? No we bulldozed hundreds of neighborhoods to build highways so now everyone has to have a car"
I feel like that should have the opposite implication 🫠
Third party apps like Textra or Pulse can't access the RCS APIs, if you want to use a different carrier messaging app you can't use RCS currently. Also as far as I know the system doesn't actually know what RCS messages are and they're stored as SMS/MMS internally. Like if you restore from a backup or clear data on Google Messages, all your existing RCS messages appear as SMS/MMS.