Is this different than Charging Control? I’m on 7 Pro CalyxOS and have been using that since I was on 4 XL [a couple years ago]. I figured it was AOSP…

Edit: added a cleared timeline.

Take my angry upvote hahahaha

I saw the name, and immediately thought, “sweet! Another kde tool!” Then finished reading the title lol Looks like a good editor nonetheless

Edit: requires access to manage storage, which is excessive for a text editor. Pretty sure it has to do with its other features, which is fine, but I don’t feel comfortable with this type of access for any third party app. If you’re fine with this access, Xed/Karbon really looks useful. I might add it to my coding tablet.

This is a really great use of LLM! Seriously great job! Once it’s fully self-hostable (including the LLM model), I will absolutely find it space on the home server. Maybe using Rupeshs fastdcpu as the model and generation backend could work. I don’t remember what his license is, though.

Edit: added link.

Chat Control, if passed, will affect this chat as well. The only way to bypass it, would be chat revolution.

Ah, you meant phone of the time. I thought you meant phones throughout time. Like, today’s Pixel 9 compared to the N95. That sort of thing.

Yeah, you’re right. Back then, it was all marketing and storefront locks. That’s it.

And the flagship iphone of today is lower specs than its direct android competitor. But, then again, that’s how apple seems to operate: lowest possible specs, highest possible marketing, beautiful (debatable, I know) UI… and locked storefront.

I thought I read that somewhere, many years before this study “just” discovered it. Shoot, I’ve been using that knowledge as a coping mechanism for at least a decade lol

It’s also better specs that some software and security processes require, but yeah, it’s mostly marketing and it sucks.

No lol I just channeled my inner 90s hahahaa

!jerboa@lemmy.ml

I almost got the N95 back in the day, bit it didn’t work with my provider. This project is hella wicked

So, it’s win win. Good scenario.

Saw this on Sunday. I think it fits here…

And it’s free.

Came to ask the same question. A while back, someone had a semi-solution for fighting CSAM on Lemmy. Maybe you can implement a similar method on your network.

Well, then. There it is. I do remember using AIMP right before I left windows altogether, and liking it more than jet.

What about jet audio? Is it FOSS? I can’t find anything about that. I used it after Winamp started disappointing with it’s media support.

Thank you for purchasing all these donated goods that we paid nothing to buy. Your purchase makes our job programme possible.

Do you want to round up to the nearest dollar on your purchase of donated goods, in order to donate to our job programme that you’ve already donated to?

… um… … No?..

Edit: jokes aside, goodwill does do good for the community. I’m sure they’ve raised their prices in line with other price hikes, but I don’t think that negates the good they still do. $35 US for a used coat they received as a free donation, IMO, is a bit excessive, but I can’t blame them for trying to squeeze more out of their stock, since they do turn around and pour most of that back into the community.

Personally, I would use a simple spreadsheet for this.

But if you have your heart set on a db, you can use Access or LibreOffice Base for ease of initial setup.

Maybe SQL (or PRQL, if you’re feeling cutting edge) with some dbms (SSMS Community I think is still free, or maybe Heidi SQL) but this will require you maintain a server as well. PostgreSQL is what I generally use if I want to spin up something quickly. I do like SQL quite a bit, but it seems overkill for this task.

Edit: autocorrect