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Does it mean that it's policies account for usage by minors too? Like Youtube for kids?
Cool
I'm Indian, so I'm careful whether using the app directly would clash with what the govt wants.
Those vids probably are probably pro-America, right?
*CPC, right?
Why'd I post a tank man picture?
I respect the tank folk there. They were very decent. I'm from India and if I had stood alone(I think group protests may fare better) before a police jeep or so. I'd likely be arrested, maybe even thrown around by the police if they were aggressive policemen.
But that guy stood infront of a tank and the tank drivers were decent.
Also, I haven't made an account yet.
Was asking about it here before that
People who've used Xiaohongshu(Red note), how is it like? Also is there any FOSS client?
Have heard of it during the Tiktok ban and most comments about it seem positive.
I generally try to avoid using apps that are non-FOSS or opensource, and tried to use the website. I think it's my network provider, but I can't really use the site as it only seems to be available once every 2-3 reloads(I also use a private dns as without that it take 4-5 reloads). I also think that app users can easily change the interface language, as I couldn't find where the switch was on the website. Couldn't create an account because of the same too.
Is there any foss client for it? If not, is the app decent on privacy n all? I generally avoid meta apps, except Whatsapp(which is the major messaging app in India).
Also, what was your experience there? Most comments about the interactions seem very positive. But I have that doubt whether I'm being biased my pov as a leftist.
So I thought I could ask here and see the general opinion.
Thanks in advance.
RSS-Bridge is awesome
https://github.com/RSS-Bridge/rss-bridge
There are public instances, but I think you could even self host it.
https://rss-bridge.org/bridge01/ (A public instance)
Any apps for offline text translation? And offline text to speech? Is it available in your local language?
Found Translate You for text translation, but it uses online services. Is there any offline app for that?
Sayboard allows offline speech to text translation. It's quite cool.
It supports English and seems useful.
Was looking to see if there are models for Malayalam and other languages.
Saw a Malayalam vosk GMM model in gitlab. Tho, it can't be imported. It seems to need a chain training model.
Does anyone know any resources on that?
Or any other app that can do it?
Or is there some way using Termux or so?
Wasn't their current president a bus driver who rose up through politics? I had seen a mention of that in some online discussion.
Also, that the USAmerican govt has issues with Venezuela nationalising their oil and acting as a competitor to the petro-dolla system
So would they just be a adversary country, which may likely be conservative, rather than a dictatorial one?
I don't think so.
But if it really has leftist ideology and good discussions in it, unlike the mostly centrist slighty left-ish discussions in social media like Reddit, that would be awesome.
Is it really so? Then I'd join it to see the discussions
Unix time?
Is it really a dictatorship?
Technically, you can fly towards the ground while being upright(unless the feet are the sole thrusters), to get that feel, right?
It doesn't seem to be working. I'm on Jerboa
True.
They were probably very shocked that Europe(
Britain, France, Fascist Italy etc) allowed Nazi Germany and Poland to annex and divide Czechoslovakia between themselves.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Munich_Agreement
I'm also glad that the soviets still chose to be overall decent even after things like that.
Why?
Is it risky? Is there a safer alternative?
Please do share/recommend some resources that you find useful. Especially for beginners.
Does he have a Lemmy account?
Insta doesn't allow people to see stuff without logging in.
The MPV scripts are awesome
Skip silence is very good.
https://codeberg.org/ferreum/mpv-skipsilence
Cool.
Is access only possible through the app. Is there any 3rd party opensource app?
Or is it possible to use the website?
Activity Manager [Android app] - Helps to make shortcuts
cross-posted from: https://lemmy.sdf.org/post/27882871
cross-posted from: https://lemmy.sdf.org/post/27852459
It allows to launch exported activities from various apps and helps to create useful shortcuts
2 examples where I find it to be quite useful:
1 Quick Record shortcut for Audio Recorder
::: spoiler It currently does not have a quick recording shortcut.
Audio Recorder Gitlab issue where a user requests the feature. Maybe attention from someone here would be helpful? :::You can directy search for the app in Activity manager, open it and create a a shortcut for the Recording activity.
2 Shortcut to open Android/data folder in the native Files app
::: spoiler Context for the folder location I use here For Android 11 & onwards, you can't access the Android/data folder
From the pov of a human or a cow?
Cow leather is more moral in my pov
Or is it about sourcing it from them after their natural death?
Even then cow leather seems more moral
Cool.
Room temperature too.
If it's hot
AC or good fans.
Or opening windows( if possible) or changing rooms(or sleeping on the bed to sleeping on the floor with a blanket/cloth below)
Thank you.
The first two activities led me to the system updates activity.
Is there one for Google play services?
Activity Manager [Android app] - Helps to make shortcuts
f-droid.org Activity Manager | F-Droid - Free and Open Source Android App Repository
Advanced activities and shortcuts launcher
cross-posted from: https://lemmy.sdf.org/post/27852459
It allows to launch exported activities from various apps and helps to create useful shortcuts
2 examples where I find it to be quite useful:
1 Quick Record shortcut for Audio Recorder
::: spoiler It currently does not have a quick recording shortcut.
Audio Recorder Gitlab issue where a user requests the feature. Maybe attention from someone here would be helpful? :::You can directy search for the app in Activity manager, open it and create a a shortcut for the Recording activity.
2 Shortcut to open Android/data folder in the native Files app
::: spoiler Context for the folder location I use here For Android 11 & onwards, you can't access the Android/data folder(without root) from regular file manager apps like Material files(awesome opensource file
Activity Manager - Helps to make shortcuts
f-droid.org Activity Manager | F-Droid - Free and Open Source Android App Repository
Advanced activities and shortcuts launcher
It allows to launch exported activities from various apps and helps to create useful shortcuts
2 examples where I find it to be quite useful:
1 Quick Record shortcut for Audio Recorder
::: spoiler It currently does not have a quick recording shortcut.
Audio Recorder Gitlab issue where a user requests the feature. Maybe attention from someone here would be helpful?
:::
You can directy search for the app in Activity manager, open it and create a a shortcut for the Recording activity.
2 Shortcut to open Android/data folder in the native Files app
::: spoiler Context for the folder location I use here
For Android 11 & onwards, you can't access the Android/data folder(without root) from regular file manager apps like Material files(awesome opensource file manager).
The Telegram X app stores it's downloaded files in a folder there.
Mat
Fun Fact!: no matter in which order you read it, you can still understand this meme.
cross-posted from: https://lemmy.world/post/24131415
Republicado desde: https://lemmy.world/post/24131413
How often do you clean your home? Are there any techniques you use to reduce dust accumulation?
Or ways to remove that accumulation fast?
Non-vacuum cleaner tips would be more actionable for me currently, but please do share your ways.
What is a habit/thing/technique that most people would benefit from, in your experience/observation? What are some habits that would be best avoided too?
Thought about it, snce it's near New Year's.
In my opinion, exercising/training/stretching atleast once a week would be a good thing for most people.
Does the colour of an appliance like smartphones matter in the aspect of efficiency or use?
Been thinking about replacing the current smartphone, as the touchscreen seems to be failing(Screen replacement seems to be not so economic).
Saw different colours being offered. Black, White, Blueish and Greenish colours were common.
Does the external body colour affect the efficiency of the phone? Like, in heat going out or going in? Or the ease of cleaning it? White colours seem to show presence of dust etc?
And are there other places where the colour matters?
I've read that white roofs generally have a lower heat gain than other ones(without infrared reflecting paint).
'How Many Years Will You Dwell On Nehru?': John Brittas Blasts At Modi-Govt On 'Constitution Debate'
Drawpile seems to be a new image editor with decent capabilities
f-droid.org Drawpile | F-Droid - Free and Open Source Android App Repository
A collaborative drawing program
Was trying to add some text to an image to make memes. Found this app while checking whether Photopia works on Android.
It's a beta version, but was mostly ok.
I think people with tablets would find it more useful.
Which image editor apps do you use to make memes?
Hotspot security (WPA2, WPA2/WPA3, WPA3) on Android, which one is the best/fastest?
cross-posted from: https://lemmy.sdf.org/post/25540635
Have searched about it on the net and have seen that WPA2/WPA3 is recommended, in the case of older devices n IoT.
I normally use the hotspot to share internet to other devices. They're not too old and I don't use IoT devices.Would choosing WPA3 be better/faster for my case? Did not see much info on that or benchmarks about it?
Saw somewhere that WPA3 has more overhead because of greater encryption, but would plain WPA3 be better than the default WPA2/WPA3?Thanks in advance
Do you know about phyphox? Do you do any experiments with it?
cross-posted from: https://lemmy.sdf.org/post/25704931
Recently downloaded the phyphox from F-Droid and thought about this while thinking about what all stuff I could do with it.
Are there any online resources about such stuff?
What all things have you(or people you know, in your locality etc) done along that line?
And not only big thigs, if you're tracking other stuff, please do share your experience on that too.Edit:
Sharing the github page of the app too:
https://github.com/phyphox/phyphox-android
How do you manage bookmarks in Firefox? Especially Firefox Android?
I have lots of them and arranging, finding or deleting is tricky sometimes. The search option in bookmarks is cool, but I can't select and edit or delete bookmarks using it.
Currently I sync bookmarks with a pc and then rearrange it and sync back.
How do you do it? Are there any other settings or techniques you use or know of?
Thanks in advance
Which keyboard app do you use on your phones? Do you enable clipboard history in it?
I use Gboard, as I'm on Android.
Do you use Gboard or the clipboard feature? Or use a similar feature of an other keyboard app?
Do you use apps like NetGuard or TrackerControl to restrict net access to the keyboard apps?
Have tried some FOSS apps some years ago, but didn't stay on them because, Malayalam(my mother tongue) and the handwriting mode(which is quite good), is not available in most other apps.
I had thought about turning on the clipboard history option and am thinking about the privacy/security aspect behind it. As per Gboard, it remembers history for 1 hour and there seems to be no sync option. So it seems sort-of safe. Thinking about such things since I do copy-paste OTP's.
Do you do any simple experiments? Or track things and analyse them?
Recently downloaded the phyphox from F-Droid and thought about this while thinking about what all stuff I could do with it.
Are there any online resources about such stuff?
What all things have you(or people you know, in your locality etc) done along that line?
And not only big thigs, if you're tracking other stuff, please do share your experience on that too.
Edit:
Sharing the github page of the app too:
https://github.com/phyphox/phyphox-android
Hotspot security (WPA2, WPA2/WPA3, WPA3), which one is the best/fastest?
Have searched about it on the net and have seen that WPA2/WPA3 is recommended, in the case of older devices n IoT.
I normally use the hotspot to share internet to other devices. They're not too old and I don't use IoT devices.
Would choosing WPA3 be better/faster for my case? Did not see much info on that or benchmarks about it?
Saw somewhere that WPA3 has more overhead because of greater encryption, but would plain WPA3 be better than the default WPA2/WPA3?
Thanks in advance
Are there any communities along the topic of practical DIY, 'Today/Recently I learnt to do''?
Not just asking about lemmy communites(would be cool if there is one), but other websites, forums etc.
If you know any good youtube channels, please share them too. When I searched for stuff, it's mostly 5 min craft stuff.
Actionable stuff that most people would benefit from, the simpler/easier, the better.
Are there any famous creative commons or copyleft meme templates?
Meme templates that are made from material that is licensed under creative commons or other copyleeft licenses?
Are there any communities or websites that collect/list them?