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  • it's not bad when Universal Android Debloater is used. I've used an Android 13 based samsung device for a year, debloated to hell with UAD and there were no weird network requests happening other than NTP timesync and google connectivitycheck. Do run RethinkDNS in allowlist mode though, just in case.

    If you have an unlockable bootloader (specific region and not upgraded to OneUI 8 yet), just install a custom rom.

  • gotta stay on android 11 till linux phones.. fuck

  • do you already have the bootloader unlocked? if so, a full backup could be trivial. if it's not unlocked then the unlock procedure involves a factory reset so it wouldn't be of much use tho...

  • just ran a quick search, the zenfone 8 seems like a very capable phone with SD888.. is the issue really on the hardware side? with a custom rom i'd say this phone is good for more than 5 years. maybe even with the stock rom since android apps tend to support older versions.

  • I'd say I'm quite fluent, however since I mostly learned from computer related internet forums my vocabulary is quite limited.

  • Miranda-NG was great, but it's Windows only and I have no idea how it supports latest XMPP features and such. Haven't used XMPP on it for a while now..

  • returns 502 bad gateway for some reason :(

  • i should've said like 10x faster lol. even by core counts it's 4x and for ram 12x.

  • thanks, i already know about voyager. i use boost and voyager on mobile which both has support for piefed. the problem is mlmym, i really prefer the old reddit styled ui on desktop but there's no equivalent for piefed.

  • eTools.ch seems to work well for me. Disable javascript since it only enables analytics.

  • having more ram and faster machine overall, i've lived with a 2008 laptop woth 2gb ram 5400rpm hdd and core2duo capped to 1.2ghz thinking it's okayish since i run a highly optimized linux setup, it wasn't. upgrade to a faster machine with ssd and everything literally made my system run twice as faster than before.

  • i've tried it before, it's very unstable and prone to connection issues. only kinda works for manual file copying and still very slow. was wondering if you had some setup that works well

  • map a local drive on your phone to the NAS

    how do I do this on android? NFS never seemed to work for me on android.

  • would be nice to have an 'instant sync to remote location' shortcut, i kinda have this on android with termux and rsync but not sure for ios

    a live streaming method would be good too, also a burner phone

  • are they stupid? why would they knowingly train their model on LLM output?

  • third party batteries are generally ok, but would probably degrade faster than official asus ones.

    it would be better for battery health if you keep it on 30~80% range and not drain it till 0%/charge till 100%

  • ik reddit is shit lately but you might wanna visit r/legacyjailbreak