Oh hey, I backed that one. Almost forgot about it 😅

Fire OS is Android.

Maybe not useful to you, and that’s ok.

That said - just because you don’t find them useful, doesn’t mean you have to be a stick in the mud about it.

You could say this about a lot of automation tools. A properly-functioning *arr stack is nothing more than an automation tool. Punch a movie/tv show into Overseerr, the *arrs work in the background with your downloader client (torrent or Usenet), and some time later - depending on your internet bandwidth - it appears in Plex/Jellyfin.

The convenience of the end result is worth the work.

I run Proxmox in my small cluster. Proxmox runs multiple VMs that each run various groups of docker containers.

They’re on different levels.

If you’re considering Graphene, I would recommend checking out Calyx instead. They support basically the same devices. Except one isn’t led by a dickhole.

My daughter’s Motorola has the fingerprint sensor on the power button. It drives me nuts 😅

Which is perfectly acceptable for a hobby side project.

Maybe you missed this part:

two hobby devs

Instead of acting like an entitled brat, maybe offer to help.

One year is not a reliable data point. Going 5 years would be better.

Private space is nice, but what if we could access it without Google’s shitty launcher and file browser?

I haven’t used it at all, specifically because I run a different launcher and file browser.

Eugh… Thanks for the heads-up 😂

Ente looks promising. Thanks for the tip!

Normally I use Aegis on my Android, paired with Authy on my iPad and work-issued iPhone as a backup of sorts (Aegis config is also backed up to multiple devices via Syncthing), but this seems like it would be more promising as a backup 2FA method instead of Authy.

Your bank has a website, I assume?

For now. Google didn’t release the Pixel-specific stuff with the Android 16 release.

Idk about that, I rooted my Pixel and now Google won’t let me play with the built-in AI apps.

And nothing of value was lost.

Yeah, I just noticed that it was released in 2023. Not necessarily a bad thing, really, but damn I’d like one of these devices if not for that form factor on its own. Still has official LOS support, too.

“Hey guys, check out my new Black Slab! Its better than the other Black Slab because of artificial software limitations!”

For what it’s worth - that principle is part of why I root my devices. But damn I do miss the neat various hardware features that each brand had.

F(x)Tec Pro¹ X

Super-weird formatting aside, that looks pretty interesting. Out of stock though.