Then go and install that. This is a Google services level limitation which won't be present if you don't use them. What's the problem?
If your solution requires "why doesn't everyone just" then you don't have a solution. People don't read warnings, license agreements, nothing.
That's the wrong angle. It's the kind of kyc that involves knowing who can distribute software on your platform.
I think the market would be huge, especially if it's the "can complete a large task in 3 turns instead of 15" kind of smart. Lots of people and companies would pay for quality + speed.
I reckon they were just checking for money or hidden compartments. Sending books abroad packed with money is extremely common from the US, though not sure how frequently people do that with onboard luggage.
No sane person claimed this.
To be fair, the trade in offers are larger this year than during P10 release window, at least where I live. So I was able to go from 10 Pro 16/256 to 11P 16/512 for something like 650 eur. It's a great deal IMHO as the…
What the fuck are you talking about? How is Disco Elysium a specialized browser? Or banking apps? What does this even mean? Yes they all run in a sandbox, but there's a permissions system that they can exploit. > I.e.…
I mean that's the same argument as youtubers complaining about partner programme enrollment requirements being raised. Do you genuinely think your app should not have 12 testers? What if some youtuber picks it up for a…
> What will that actually do? Is your imagination actually that limited? Go on wikipedia and look up the list of incurable illnesses and go through each one. Go check the evolutionary tree of dinosaurs and check that as…
You're not the carpenter though, the code you wrote can rarely do things on its own, you need a toolchain or an interpreter, or something to run it with. Toolchains use your code as rough reference, turning you into a…
Not sure what you're referring to. I'm talking about that time that Micay alleged that Rossmann launched a stalking and harassment campaign against him. I don't know of any shows he's been invited to.
It's pretty clear that you have an extremely limited exposure to the custom Android development space, since you never rebutted any of the points I brought up. Custom android was never easy and never will be. And it's…
> Again, only because the platforms are locked down and there is no single standardized target for universally bootable ROMs in the way a Linux ISO can boot on any PC. Couple of things here. Android was never that open…
I hate the power button change myself, but 1. It was turned into the Assistant button by default for many years now. 2. Can be switched back easily in settings. > there's 50 apps you don't need Where are you getting…
What are you talking about? You're making zero sense. I've been in the niche of modifying and installing my own ROMs, then to kernels, and now doing the same things commercially. It is a niche, it always was. There was…
The GPU claim is contradicted by pretty much every benchmark though.
> Stock Pixel is an awful experience. So many useless notifications, popups, ads, privacy not by default. Huh? What pixel are you on? You only get notifications from stuff you install after the initial setup is done.…
> Hmm... Let's try reframing this: "as much as it seems beloved here, people that install their own operating systems on PCs are the very definition of niche users" I mean yeah, 99% of people never installed an OS and…
A "Google bad" essay gets a lot more clicks.
Daniel Micay who's (most likely) running the project again has a history of being paranoid and coming up with perceived attacks from people on the internet. The loudest one by far was the story with Louis Rossmann. I've…
They're running rings around google... by enabling features that google develops/support?
> The nearly useless LED added to the back of the Pixel 11 likely costs significantly more than the extra die space for MTE support in the CPU cache. How is a bunch of LEDs more expensive than literal die space from…
So he is. It all makes sense now. Cheers and good luck.
> Lots of apps and websites only run smoothly on newer GPUs, too. GPU is barely used in non-3D applications. My OP15 runs normal apps and websites just as well as my Pixel 10 Pro did. Speedometer 3.1 returns 10% higher…
Then go and install that. This is a Google services level limitation which won't be present if you don't use them. What's the problem?
If your solution requires "why doesn't everyone just" then you don't have a solution. People don't read warnings, license agreements, nothing.
That's the wrong angle. It's the kind of kyc that involves knowing who can distribute software on your platform.
I think the market would be huge, especially if it's the "can complete a large task in 3 turns instead of 15" kind of smart. Lots of people and companies would pay for quality + speed.
I reckon they were just checking for money or hidden compartments. Sending books abroad packed with money is extremely common from the US, though not sure how frequently people do that with onboard luggage.
No sane person claimed this.
To be fair, the trade in offers are larger this year than during P10 release window, at least where I live. So I was able to go from 10 Pro 16/256 to 11P 16/512 for something like 650 eur. It's a great deal IMHO as the…
What the fuck are you talking about? How is Disco Elysium a specialized browser? Or banking apps? What does this even mean? Yes they all run in a sandbox, but there's a permissions system that they can exploit. > I.e.…
I mean that's the same argument as youtubers complaining about partner programme enrollment requirements being raised. Do you genuinely think your app should not have 12 testers? What if some youtuber picks it up for a…
> What will that actually do? Is your imagination actually that limited? Go on wikipedia and look up the list of incurable illnesses and go through each one. Go check the evolutionary tree of dinosaurs and check that as…
You're not the carpenter though, the code you wrote can rarely do things on its own, you need a toolchain or an interpreter, or something to run it with. Toolchains use your code as rough reference, turning you into a…
Not sure what you're referring to. I'm talking about that time that Micay alleged that Rossmann launched a stalking and harassment campaign against him. I don't know of any shows he's been invited to.
It's pretty clear that you have an extremely limited exposure to the custom Android development space, since you never rebutted any of the points I brought up. Custom android was never easy and never will be. And it's…
> Again, only because the platforms are locked down and there is no single standardized target for universally bootable ROMs in the way a Linux ISO can boot on any PC. Couple of things here. Android was never that open…
I hate the power button change myself, but 1. It was turned into the Assistant button by default for many years now. 2. Can be switched back easily in settings. > there's 50 apps you don't need Where are you getting…
What are you talking about? You're making zero sense. I've been in the niche of modifying and installing my own ROMs, then to kernels, and now doing the same things commercially. It is a niche, it always was. There was…
The GPU claim is contradicted by pretty much every benchmark though.
> Stock Pixel is an awful experience. So many useless notifications, popups, ads, privacy not by default. Huh? What pixel are you on? You only get notifications from stuff you install after the initial setup is done.…
> Hmm... Let's try reframing this: "as much as it seems beloved here, people that install their own operating systems on PCs are the very definition of niche users" I mean yeah, 99% of people never installed an OS and…
A "Google bad" essay gets a lot more clicks.
Daniel Micay who's (most likely) running the project again has a history of being paranoid and coming up with perceived attacks from people on the internet. The loudest one by far was the story with Louis Rossmann. I've…
They're running rings around google... by enabling features that google develops/support?
> The nearly useless LED added to the back of the Pixel 11 likely costs significantly more than the extra die space for MTE support in the CPU cache. How is a bunch of LEDs more expensive than literal die space from…
So he is. It all makes sense now. Cheers and good luck.
> Lots of apps and websites only run smoothly on newer GPUs, too. GPU is barely used in non-3D applications. My OP15 runs normal apps and websites just as well as my Pixel 10 Pro did. Speedometer 3.1 returns 10% higher…