I think the second part is correct, but the first one is not because lots of developers don’t use a custom ROM, and neither does a large part of their intended audience. Sadly, many people are not ready to give up the bank’s app, perhaps literally cannot give up the government app, but also hardware compatibility with most phones is not there, because of missing drivers.
lol half the comments on lemmy have single downvotes. I don’t know what’s happening but I don’t worry about it
no, you see, Yiffyean Dollar also uses the dollar sign for its currency.
I find your inability to understand why an American is more afraid of ICE than a Chinese government agency really perplexing.
that’s. not. what. you. were. saying.
you are just ignorant and proud of it.
are you proud of not knowing something?
it would take a while without shortages. with shortages, it will take a long while
Until Graphene’s stock experience (i.e stock apps and launcher) mature enough to not look out of place next to google and apple
why, what’s the problem with it? that it’s not filled with promotional apps?
Additionally with the app/play store dualopoly, Motorola would be shooting them selves in the foot if they didn’t ship with the play store.
they could just ask in the setup flow whether to install the play store
if developers stop developing apps, that will affect GrapheneOS, yes
does that mean it’s supposed to be intermittent? I reloaded twice in ironwolf browser, and it wanted to download a file each time
Man, if this is true – that they agonized over the cutscenes but decided they couldn’t and that AI would be better* – then I feel legitimately bad for them.
even then, you use the AI output as inspiration, not as the end product…
I’ll send you 16.000 bazillion Yiffyean Dollars if you give me your home address. Look how charitable I am!
You know what, let it be 17.000 bbazillion Yiffyean Dollars.
a certain instance can, but that won’t affect the network as a whole that much. you hop over to another instance and done. the developers also could, but it’s open source, it can be forked by dedicated server operators. It’s also developed by a nonprofit, so there’s not abig risk, and thry have a good track record.
you are not seeding by just leaving the window open on any peertube page. you are only seeding the specific video you have opened, if you have opened one, and probably not the complete video just the last segments you still have cached. this p2p sharing is mostly for when a certain video gets popular, to help with peek load, and for live streams. if the video was buffering for a long time it’s probably because the server did not have enough upload bandwidth, and no other viewer had the video segments.
there is another load balancing system that peertube supports, they can clone videos fromneach other and help serving them: https://docs.joinpeertube.org/admin/following-instances#platforms-redundancy
liberapay can do that already. but apparently they don’t have the necessary API for integration: https://github.com/Chocobozzz/PeerTube/issues/1586#issuecomment-459100710
You buy a physical disc. It will not play until you update the console. This is a hard coded minimum version that is on the disc.
the data is still available, somebody needs to figure out how to extract it and patch out the check, and it’s playable again. the patch becomes easier to distribute than the full game, both because of its size, public judgment and maybe the legal situation too. the fact that you have the disk is effectively proof of ownership.
that’s nothing like a crackdown. that’s like saying, privacy policies are a crackdown on data brokers
but too much have internet connected cameras in them
Considering that the gen 1 ryzen 3 1200 (the lowest end model) is more than double the performance of the automotive processor in my car from 2023 (3.1ghz quad core vs 2.4ghz dual core)…
what architecture is the CPU in the car? my smartphone is no 3 GHz, and it too can handle image recognition.
But, the car does do some onboard image recognition to support Hands-free driving, so there is enough compute onboard to manage that.
possibly hardware accelerated with some specialized hardware. there’s this thing called google coral, it can be connected through PCIe or USB, and can do the heavy lifting for multiple cameras.
a best of lemmy candidate, isn’t it?
but you won’t be streaming, technically you just need that for the login