BallyBrain

I thought it was 2032. I use IoT LTSC as well and I can second that this is a great OS and everything runs without issue.

I would add that I've also used Windows 11 IoT LTSC and that experience is very similar to Windows 10 IoT LTSC.

I love the Acorn story and British computing in general. BBC made a good movie on the subject called Micro Men. Definitely worth a watch despite some inaccuracies. Note that Sophie Wilson was previously known as Roger Wilson and has a cameo at the end of the film.

Oh man, I did the same thing and very much regret it. It's like I gave away a important part of my childhood. When I have the time I'll buy another one and probably just fiddle around with it. Play all the old games I used to like too I guess.

Does anyone know if this would include plastic lids on glass containers? or a plastic cover to stop whatever you're heating from splashing all over the microwave?

/e/os has been absolutely consistant, no issues for my use. Having said that I really only use the phone for basic functions.

yes it is /e/os getting updated but it is still android and I thought that most people here would be up for changing between the flavors rather than just sticking with the original.

I don't stay with the original OS on my PC why would I do the same with my phone. If my original PC OS stops getting updates I change to a newer one. I figured most here would be used to that.

Uber, that I can remember. Didn't like the micro g aspect, but I hear that may have changed. Also banking apps but I don't use those myself.

Must say I'm a little surprised with many of the comments from a tech focused site/forum like this one. I find that Android is a far more open system with a great community that rewards the inner hacker (no matter how much of a novice they may be).

I have a Samsung Galaxy S4, it is still a very usuable phone and is running a modern android version and gets regular updates. Sure it is a bit slow and I had to flash a custom rom (/e/os) but that is not hard to do.

This phone is now almost 10 years old, but still gets updates and can run most apps. I don't think this can be done with an iphone.

I think it's wrong to assume its just speculation. Lebanon is a troubled country, and if I've heard correctly their local currency is inflating. So they could just be trying to protect their savings (earned from their labor in many cases no doubt) from being devalued. Perhaps they also want it protected by government confiscation. The might also just keep their funds in USD stable coins (tether is not the only one).

This sounds like a regulation and education problem to me.

early detection doesn't have to mean treatment, it could just be monitoring and change of lifestyle.

Does anyone know which tests are availabe today excluding CT scans. For men (which is relevant to me) I know of:

Prostate, Skin, Colon

Sounds to me like the issues with this early detection is more of a regulation and education problem then. That could be fixed.