

installing the carrier app is the same as contacting the carrier. it’ll work until they allow it


installing the carrier app is the same as contacting the carrier. it’ll work until they allow it


and how do you enable shizuku? you need a PC for that too


that would be fine, without the login and sim card requirement


edit: this is an article from November, its not something new…
bullshit! if this is actually what the “new” rule is, the exact same thing was already part of their unacceptable original plans.
To accommodate educational and noncommercial development, Google will introduce a new limited developer account type aimed at students and hobbyists. These accounts will not undergo full identity verification but will instead allow app installations on a restricted number of registered devices.
no to any kind of accounts, to any kind of developer registration, and any kind of install limits! its none of google’s business what apps people install outside their store, and so they shouldn’t be able to enforce a global installation limit for any apps!


in most cases that would be too narrow of a pipe to be useful
not apps, but in firefox you can log in with multiple accounts. if you install the multi account containers addon the menu will appear for creating containers for them. the feature is native to firefox, it’s just the buttons for it they left for an addon for some reason.


and yet you live in a society!


that changes it for all programs. or did you mean that?


well, whatever. if you don’t want I won’t force it. truth be told there are a few neglected kde apps, but I have never seen that per-app scroll speed setting. wouldn’t be surprised if its an addon.


everything you said so far was screaming that you did not try plasma 6, but not even plasma 5, but finally this made it clear. you should try it sometime, it changed a lot!


how do you only change that for dolphin?


well Instagram is serious about ratelimits


thats possible apparently: https://lemmy.dbzer0.com/comment/23840511


I have never heard anyone refer to TV as social media, I have always heard it in context with facebook, twitter and co.
a better objection, which makes me uncertain whether lemmy is social media, is that this is a pseudonymous forum where its not common for users to become friends or know each other, and discussion is not around a specific news site or a specific person, but around specific topics


their leaders need to be put into the trash compactor for once, where they belong.


a single connection with the outside world, probably with the capacity of a consumer connection, for the whole country? that’s too little even for just a single city. no one would be able to use it without some kind of time sharing or other access control


mesh networking devices won’t give you access to the internet, if other members of the network can’t access the internet either.


its not because they are adamant about OSS, but because the H.264 and H.265 codecs have software patents that require distributors paying a license fee. the situation is a bit unclear, that’s why some distros choose to distribute these drivers. Besides fedora, opensuse and others too do not distribute these drivers.
but flatpak versions of software will get downloaded along with these drivers, and that will work on any distro, because flathub decided they can distribute these drivers. bit of a courageous move, but I guess they know what they are doing.


and that’s why I’m holding my face when people say ublock lite on chrome is just as good… no, it fucking isn’t. not because of gimmicks like this but because it does many things to protect your privacy which you don’t see.
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